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Previously:
Installing shock absorber bushing - GIF
Machining a graphite bushing - GIF
Grinding a sintered bronze bushing - GIF
Rubber bushing replacement.
Previously:
Installing shock absorber bushing - GIF
Machining a graphite bushing - GIF
Grinding a sintered bronze bushing - GIF
nova_robotics (Apr 2, 2024), tonyfoale (Apr 2, 2024), tuchie (Apr 7, 2024)
Is the white stuff a lubricant for assembly or a glue?
Lubricant, probably like a patroleum jelly...Originally Posted by tonyfoale
that degrades rubber.
Appears to be Super Lube...
I am unfamiliar with that, what is the main base? Petroleum, synthetic, ?????????
Synthetic with PTFE...
tonyfoale (Apr 2, 2024)
From my time with Reliant Scimitars which have a lot of those bushing at both ends I have always used washing up detergent to good effect, it dries out with no detriment to the bushings.
Last edited by olderdan; Apr 2, 2024 at 01:00 PM. Reason: spelling
nova_robotics (Apr 2, 2024), tonyfoale (Apr 2, 2024)
Brake fluid would probably work too.
Stupid is forever, ignorance can be fixed.
That looks la control arm for a GMC of Chevy Hd 2500 pickup. I've done a few of those recently. I found that tgire bead compound works well. A product called Murphy's soap.
Never try to tell me it can't be done
When I have to paint I use KBS products
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