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69 body bushings
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bhorc
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| Joined: 09/09
Posted: 09/24/09
12:05 PM
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I am geting ready to change out the body bushing to my 69 GTO convertible. They are worn out.
I plan on doing it one side at a time. I was wondering if anyone out there has done it this way and is there anything I should be carefull of. or ploblems to look out for.
Thank 
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67gto
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Posted: 09/28/09
09:07 PM
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only changed the body bushings on two 67 GTO's - always lifted the whole body up and changed both sides - however. if you loosen one side and then change out the other side you should not have any big problems - then reverse the process - except watch your fingers
Kenneth
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Posted: 09/29/09
04:06 AM
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One bit of advice I can give is if you do one side at a time, be sure to loosen BOTH mounts at the rad support area first. When I did my Firebird, I did the driver's side first and it pulled by left front fender out of alignment and I had to realign it.
Steve
Trying to help... 'cause we don't all have to learn the hard way!
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Mr.Milt
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Posted: 10/01/09
12:40 PM
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I did the mounts one at a time and one side at a time on my Firebird. The engine was out at the time and the sub frame was supported at four points. It was pretty easy to do ...
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