What the title says. Just want to make sure the axle roll back or something like that. Seems easy enough to do. My bushings are shot.
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Chock the wheels and do them one at a time, pretty easyWhat the title says. Just want to make sure the axle roll back or something like that. Seems easy enough to do. My bushings are shot.
This is what I was wondering. Seems like a silly question, I know. OEM or is there a good aftermarket one out there? I haven't found one yet. Thanks!Chock the wheels and do them one at a time, pretty easy
All about the Benjamins baby... I will go with a beefier setup when I replace mine, stock are tiny.This is what I was wondering. Seems like a silly question, I know. OEM or is there a good aftermarket one out there? I haven't found one yet. Thanks!
I saw those! I did not realize we had upper trailing arms too....shows how much I apid attention under there when pressure washing it LOL. I may go with these or just replace the bottom ones for now to get rid of the clunk and save up for these. I have some other things to address.....UCAs, UBJ, and such.....basically all of it except LBJs for now.All about the Benjamins baby... I will go with a beefier setup when I replace mine, stock are tiny.
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2001-2007 Toyota Sequoia Adjustable Trailing Arms
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Appreciate the input. I'll report back. I'll order them tonight.I use all Toyota parts for my 80 series. I can't really afford to do that to two Land Cruisers and a Sequoia. I replaced my rear control arms with Moog. We'll see how long they last. I put the frame on stands and took the entire rear suspension off, except the axle (which I held in place with a jack and stands, when needed). It was pretty easy. Just pay attention to the orientation of where cables/hoses connect to the arms when you take them off. And don't mix up the bolts/nuts. They're the same size, but two different types.
Appreciate the input. I'll report back. I'll order them tonight.
I have not replaced yet, but Moog is my choice.What'd you go with?
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I used moog on one that was bent and it's been fine for 25,000 miles of road trips.