Subframe bushing removal tool : $50

[zellamay]

It cost me about $65 to make it, so for $45 you get it drilled, assembled, and quality tested (I used it once without a problem). The threaded rod is stainless, so it should never gall. Suddenly, I can't post a picture, don't know why. I've posted other pictures. Here's the thread I used to make it.

DIY- Subframe bushing removal/Install tool.... easy to use, for uber cheap! https://www.bimmerforums.com/forum/s...for-uber-cheap!

here's a link to the Craigslist Ad, which has a picture: https://phoenix.craigslist.org/evl/pts/6107715593.html

[danomite]

Interested. Does that $50 include shipping to LA?

[zellamay]

I'll split it with you. USPS is about $16.

[magnetchief]

Stainless is extremely prone to galling unless properly lubricated.
Just keep that threaded rod well lubed.


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[zellamay]

yes, I used grease instead of oil

[zellamay]

I also have a rear trailing arm bushing tool. I have pictures, but can't post here. I can email them to you.

[zellamay]

Okay, how about $45? It's the best tool for the job, and it's doing no good sitting in my shop.

[zellamay]

Surely some people are changing rear subframe bushings to poly. It's the best handling mod there is, and cheap. So... somebody needs this tool!

[mtnbkr]

PM sent

total $ shipped to 96816?

thanks!

[zellamay]

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