I have found another (possibly cheaper) solution to changing your radiator bushings.
This was hanging in the Help! section at our local backwoods O'reillys. Part # 31019
The two larger ones are the ones you want.
Before & After
Start by tearing out as much of the bushing by hand/pliers. With the age of our cars it shouldn't be too hard to tear a large portion out.
Burn the rest of it out.
Clean up with a file, or if you have a small wire wheel, this works fantastic.
At this point you can go ahead and press the new bushings in. A c-clamp works great. If you try hard enough you can get it by hand.
I went ahead and sandblasted and powder coated them.
And there ya go! Should last the life of the vehicle.
This was hanging in the Help! section at our local backwoods O'reillys. Part # 31019
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The two larger ones are the ones you want.
Before & After
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Start by tearing out as much of the bushing by hand/pliers. With the age of our cars it shouldn't be too hard to tear a large portion out.
Burn the rest of it out.
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Clean up with a file, or if you have a small wire wheel, this works fantastic.
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At this point you can go ahead and press the new bushings in. A c-clamp works great. If you try hard enough you can get it by hand.
I went ahead and sandblasted and powder coated them.
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And there ya go! Should last the life of the vehicle.
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