Ok so I got my car back after getting some scheduled maintenance done and had some items that were found during the maintenance. One of items was the thrust rod bushings. They quoted me $501 to replace. I know for a fact I should be able to do this for less. I priced the parts which are actually called hydrobushings and can get a pair for about $75. My only concern is pressing the old ones out and the new ones in. Would anyone on here be able to provide some advice on doing this? Do I only need a bushing press kit from Advance Auto? I could not find the process in my Bentley manual. Any help is appreciated. Thanks!!!
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Ok so I got my car back after getting some scheduled maintenance done and had some items that were found during the maintenance. One of items was the thrust rod bushings. They quoted me $501 to replace. I know for a fact I should be able to do this for less. I priced the parts which are actually called hydrobushings and can get a pair for about $75. My only concern is pressing the old ones out and the new ones in. Would anyone on here be able to provide some advice on doing this? Do I only need a bushing press kit from Advance Auto? I could not find the process in my Bentley manual. Any help is appreciated. Thanks!!!
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