4x4 Stabilizer Bar Bushing Install

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Kilian

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Hello folks, can someone describe the best way to install new OEM rubber bushings into the stabilizer bar ends for a 4x4? I've called around a couple of the shops in my area but neither could help. Is there a way to press them in that won't destroy the rubber? Thanks for the help.
 

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I’ve never messed with rubber but I know a lot of people struggle with them.

I’ve used urethane bushings many times, these are easy before they come as 2 halves that can be pushed in by hand.
 

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Toss 'em in the freezer overnite. Put a thin coat of oil on them. A little mechanical harmonics with a dead blow hammer and piece of wood should make the job easy.
 

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