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Cossie David

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Hello, just jumped over from the Range Rover forum, change the bush on the rear axle of a Freelander, is it just a matter of undoing the bolts and pull out the old bush or as i am thinking a lot more involved than that, we have a very attractive female moved next door with a Freelander so say no more:D
 
Cossie David said:
Hello, just jumped over from the Range Rover forum, change the bush on the rear axle of a Freelander, is it just a matter of undoing the bolts and pull out the old bush or as i am thinking a lot more involved than that, we have a very attractive female moved next door with a Freelander so say no more:D
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durty boy............;)
 
So you think she may need attention to her bush and not the Freelander, have to get her on the ramp and check
 
Getting to her bush could be a bit fiddly...best done in dark so you can feel your way round but get it wrong and could end up in sh1t..:rolleyes:

On serious note

Easiest way Ive found is to drop rear subframe ...not as drastic as it sounds ....
Jack motor and support under the standard sill jack points
Undo 4 off 18mm chassis mounting bolts by 3/4 inch each and you will see subframe drop

Remove 3 bolts holding bush and replace bush...

20 mins job depending how long you want to fondle bush for.
 
Thankyou Doubreydog, not as bad as i thought , good as i am doing the job for nothing unless my luck changes big time
 
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