Use a reciprocating saw (sawzall) to cut out the old bushings without lowering the subframe.
Useful if you don't have a hot enough torch to get the old ones out and don't want to remove the brackets from the car. . Great method for lower control arm polyurethane Powerflex bushing replacement. (Buy them here: https://amzn.to/2ymTmyd )
Note - it may be easiest to remove the inner ball joints by removing the axles and pulling the two bolts out of the top. The axle nuts are 32mm. Use a pry bar to pop them out of the transmission.



I got the general idea from these guys - thanks, these guys!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7kQn82QB7U Thanks for watching, please share, like and subscribe! Check out all my videos: https://www.youtube.com/user/khammo01/videos?flow=grid&view=0
"DIY videos provided for reference/entertainment purposes only. Only work on your car if you have the right tools and are comfortable doing so. If in doubt, consult a professional. Mod MINI is not responsible for any 'mistakes' or 'incidents' arising out of your working on your own vehicle. Have fun and stay safe!" Follow #ModMINI on Twitter to get notified of new video uploads! https://twitter.com/ModMINIYoutube Thanks for watching!
Want to show your support for MOD Mini? Check out my virtual tip jar at http://www.fundly.com/mod-mini-tip-jar and shop for parts or tools using the Amazon links! Click here for Mod MINI Amazon Registry!
http://amzn.com/w/2PKRFN62X0RP8 #modmini #modminiYouTube

Hochgeladen am 04.03.2014   Problem melden   Dieses Video bei YouTube   Mod MINI bei Youtube