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Ford Taurus: Replace Rear Knuckle Bushings & Rear Toe Links

Ford Taurus: Replace Rear Knuckle Bushings & Rear Toe Links

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
I got some dorman. yes I said DORMAN bushing to put in the back of this 2012 Ford Taurus and a couple of toe links (tie rods) to throw on this baby and gets its rear end back in shape. Lets get this job done!
Date: 2020-08-05

Comments and reviews: 10


My name is Kenny Hutchens I watch your videos all the time you always do excellent work from as far as I can see on the one thing I can say I'm 49 years old now when I was 15 years old and tell her I was 18 years old I work for a man named Cadillac Jack and he taught me never put your hands on the clean rotor whether it's new or old always make sure they're 100% plain and I have always done that and never have any bright problems now from where I was young and I understood by the way 100% today at 49 years old but good work then I always say that you do I live in a Rusty's state of West Virginia myself, I'd like to send me the mail on that address where you are exactly located thank you
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I love watching Eric O. saving his customer money. Once again Eric conclusively demonstrates what _real_ people do. Despite all the horrible stories, almost all people do their best, and do not try to cheat. Otherwise our entire technical society would collapse. Every day, in thousands of ways you trust your life to unknown people. If they have not done their best you will be in serious trouble, e. g. street lights do not fall in the wind, the freeway bridges do not collapse, the roof over the gas pumps withstands the thunderstorm wind, the store roof holds up under tons of wet snow. The list is endless.
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South main auto I need to ask you a question u just bought yesterday a 2003 eqlisp I changed the brakes caliper s lines rotors but I'm haveing one problem I can't get both axles off I mean I got both sides nuts off it's like they welded to the hub I can't get them off I used a torch for three hours my son on one side me on the other banging torching wats your idea on this the car came from Rhode island
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It would be interesting to know how many miles are on the car. Is it a 3yr old car with only 50k miles, or 150k miles. It wouldn't be so bad if the car had a ton of miles. Then again, since I moved to cincinnati a few years ago, where the roads are so awful, i noticed that car suspensions don't last very long here, so locale could make a difference.
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Have you ever replace rear bushings on a 2014-15 jeep cherokee. Knuckle bushings in Canada cost 700 a piece by Nappa. I found in Bathurst New Brunswick an engineer that build bushings with a quality that surpass Asian products. What tools should I buy to take out those bushings from the knuckles. Please give me your recommendation. Thanks.
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Why do the Chinese do such a shitty job making their parts? And why does Dorman buy them? Their reputation will eventually be so shitty that no one will buy anything from them. at which point they'll probably change their name and do it all over again for the next suckers. How did these people make nuclear weapons in 1964?
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Hi Eric watched your video on bushing replacement on rear of Ford Taurus I noticed you could shorter bushings for your ball joint press for that job if you would like I can make you the ones you need send me the measurements and I will make you some. Love your videos you are a great!
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Helpful tip, make sure you have a similar cup as his for your ball joint press, otherwise it might not fit on straight. Also another way to do this that works well is to pull the knuckle off the car and use a press to get the bushing out
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Funny thing is you mentioned how crappy the bushings are from having plastic support and this week adding the lift kit to your jeep you showed the bushings with plastic supports albeit they came with grease fittings to keep them lubed!
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I have an 07 Fivehundred coming around on 200k been a great car but it seems like from 05 and up Ford used weak suspension components. Had to replace tie rod ends and lower control arms at 170k which is kinda ridiculous
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