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Radius rod bushings ?

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    Radius rod bushings ?

    So at work today I go to replace my radius rod bushings and when I take them out my boss tells me that the old ones were in wrong??? Are the bushings supposed to be Flat to flat or rounded end to rounded end???they were flat to flat and he says they are supposed to be round to round and is a mater tech where as I'm just entry level so I want to trust him but it doesn't seem right for some reason. Thanks for you help
    Last edited by rockredtail; 05-17-2011, 09:44 PM.
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    For the 4th gens, it should be flat to flat (so the rounded side faces out on both sides). I have mine removed right now to drop the tranny and mine was set up this way from the factory and verified in my factory service manual.

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      Originally posted by YK86 View Post
      For the 4th gens, it should be flat to flat (so the rounded side faces out on both sides)
      Correct.
      rockredtail - Tell your "Mastertech" boss he needs to re-read the Workshop manuals.


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        thank you both I didn't think he was right but I figured I should get the correct info instead of arguing with him about it.

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