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Tool rentals?

mondeo · 2012-01-29 00:14:21

Where can I rent a bush extractor tool? I'm doing rear control arm bushings on a civic coupe on monday and I really think life will be easier to get this tool. Anywhere Dublin based? Thanks

29-01-2012 12:14am

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mondeo

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Where can I rent a bush extractor tool?

I'm doing rear control arm bushings on a civic coupe on monday and I really think life will be easier to get this tool. Anywhere Dublin based?

Thanks

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#2 29-01-2012 11:18am

swhyte027

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I doubt u can

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#3 29-01-2012 12:24pm

Mar4ix

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wouldn't be cheaper take off control arm, bring with new bushes to some local garages, and ask to change ? 10 min work.
If i am not mistaken,before when youll goin tighten bolts, rise hub with small jack in regular hub level (just be carefull, it not slips off hub- safaty first) , mean same level if car would be on ground, and then tighten up bolts. such technique make bushes live longer.

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#4 30-01-2012 2:19pm

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Cut em out

or just pick up a generic multi bush tool on Ebay, you'll use it again.

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#5 30-01-2012 2:22pm

Nissan doctor

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There are companies who rent tools to garages/trade alright. I doubt they would to the public though.

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#6 01-02-2012 7:28pm

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listermint wrote: »

Cut em out

+1 - then go to a local garage with a press and ask them to push the new ones in for you.

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