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Guys,
We hit a bit of a snag on the bushing replacement earlier today. How does one best get the banana arm bushings off. We had our 22mm wrenches out and couldn't get a good grip on the bolts. Is there a difference in this area between the 915 and G50 cars? Steve got his out, they were a pain, but they came out? Bently doesn't have any tricks. Just says "remove bolt"... Any advice is appreciated. I would prefer to replace these bushings, but don't want to waste everybodies time, and have a hard time believing that one has to remove the engine to get at them. Thanks!
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Mike 89 911 Carrera Past: 90 944 S2 now with VaSteve Last edited by Mike W; 01-13-2008 at 01:21 AM. |
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Never seen a G50 car, but is it because the sheet metal has a deep lip making getting the wrenches on straight impossible? We sorta had this problem on VMBs 78 930 a few weekends ago. The area was definitely beefed up compared to a plain-jane 915. We got it off w/ some extensions and universal joints on the impact wrench. A deep offset box end wrench would have done the trick too but I had left mine @ home.
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00944367000P SMD
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Stephen www.salazar-racing.com 1970 914/6 - 3.0L GT 1983 911SC - 3.32L IROC 1984 930 - 3.6L dirt bikes (some gas, some electric), Sherco trials bike Sold: 2001 Boxster (hers), 2003 996tt x50 |
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