Jon Petersen

My 95 coupe is in need of rear trailing arm bushing replacement on both sides. Has anyone done this before? If so, how difficult was it? How expensive? What would you have done differently if you could go back and do it again? Thanks for replies, my friends.

02BladeRider

press out and press new ones in..plenty of YT how to videos on removal

ShopSuey

YouTube. You can beat it out easy with penetrating lube. But I would recommend pressing it in. Don’t hammer it in like some of the videos. Yeah it’ll work but it’s not the right way. It’s cheap, autozone should have them in stock and possibly have a press to rent, I’d imagine you could use one of the C clamp ball joint presses I know they have. All in all it’s looks harder than it really is. I’d recommend using penetration lube on all suspension bolts and let it soak in, it’s very easy to strip those bolts! Good luck. P.S. the bushing is tapered so make sure your hammering/pushing in and out the correct way. Again YouTube. And be careful with your brake lines.

94 Civic Si

https://honda-tech.com/forums/acura-...guide-2944576/

94 Civic Si

See if you can rent this at your local parts store:

65100 HONDA / ACURA BUSHING X-TRACTOR? ?REMOVAL AND INSTALLAITON TOOL? ? SCHLEY PRODUCTS INC.

94 Civic Si

Rear Trailing Arm Bushings

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