Is it easy to replace bushings in Jeep Cherokee?
Swapping the entire arm is alot easier than replacing the bushings in the arms. If you do swap arms, swap one at a time. This will minimize how much the axle will shift around. The best way to do it is on level ground with the vehicle right on the ground. Swapping the entire arm is alot easier than replacing the bushings in the arms.
Where can I buy control arm bushings for my Jeep?
Also check the crossmember that holds up the trans. The rubber bushing on top of that tends to go bad which will cause some clunking noises. For the last two questions, the bushings can be had for around $8 a piece at napa and they are pressed in bushings so maybe an hour worth of labor.
How to replace lower control arm and bushings?
Remove the Lower Control Arm If the control arm is still in its mounts firmly grasp the arm and pull it outward while moving it up and down to remove it from the frame mounts. 5. Replace the Bushings If you are replacing just the bushings then continue with this guide.
What to use to tighten lower control arm bolts?
A universal socket and extension can really help when tightening the control arm bolts. Tighten the lower ball joint castle nut while aligning the cotter pin holes. Once the nut is tight insert the cotter pin. This pin is used to keep the nut in place as a safety precaution.
Swapping the entire arm is alot easier than replacing the bushings in the arms. If you do swap arms, swap one at a time. This will minimize how much the axle will shift around. The best way to do it is on level ground with the vehicle right on the ground. Swapping the entire arm is alot easier than replacing the bushings in the arms.
Also check the crossmember that holds up the trans. The rubber bushing on top of that tends to go bad which will cause some clunking noises. For the last two questions, the bushings can be had for around $8 a piece at napa and they are pressed in bushings so maybe an hour worth of labor.
Remove the Lower Control Arm If the control arm is still in its mounts firmly grasp the arm and pull it outward while moving it up and down to remove it from the frame mounts. 5. Replace the Bushings If you are replacing just the bushings then continue with this guide.
A universal socket and extension can really help when tightening the control arm bolts. Tighten the lower ball joint castle nut while aligning the cotter pin holes. Once the nut is tight insert the cotter pin. This pin is used to keep the nut in place as a safety precaution.
Where can I get a new control arm?
You can get a complete replacement arm from quadratec, 4wd, etc for a little over $20 too, just FYI. The poly bushings last longer but have a reputation to squeak. Would you recommend that I replace the control arms, and not just the bushings?
How long does it take to get a jeep bushing kit on Amazon?
FREE Shipping by Amazon Usually ships within 1 to 2 weeks. Daystar, Jeep XJ Cherokee Polyurethane Sway Bar Bushings 25mm, fits Cherokee and Comanche 1984 to 2001 2/4WD, KJ05006BK, Made in America, Black 4.5 out of 5 stars35
You can get a complete replacement arm from quadratec, 4wd, etc for a little over $20 too, just FYI. The poly bushings last longer but have a reputation to squeak. Would you recommend that I replace the control arms, and not just the bushings?
FREE Shipping by Amazon Usually ships within 1 to 2 weeks. Daystar, Jeep XJ Cherokee Polyurethane Sway Bar Bushings 25mm, fits Cherokee and Comanche 1984 to 2001 2/4WD, KJ05006BK, Made in America, Black 4.5 out of 5 stars35