Mopar Tools 8405A Isolator Bushing Remover/Installer

Mopar Tools 8405A Isolator Bushing Remover/Installer

The Mopar Tools 8405A Isolator Bushing Remover/Installer is specifically designed for use with the C-4212F Ball Joint Press. This tool set is essential for removing and installing the isolator bushing in the rear trailing arm of the PT Cruiser.

Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to use these adapters:

Tools Needed:

- Mopar Tools 8405A Isolator Bushing Remover/Installer

- C-4212F Ball Joint Press

- Appropriate wrenches or sockets

Instructions:

1. Preparation:

• Park the vehicle on a level surface.
• Securely lift and support the rear of the PT Cruiser using jack stands.

2. Remove the Rear Trailing Arm:

• Locate the rear trailing arm where the isolator bushing is housed.
• Follow your vehicle's service manual to remove any components or fasteners that obstruct access to the trailing arm.

3. Set Up the Removal Tool:

• Assemble the C-4212F Ball Joint Press with the appropriate adapters from the Mopar Tools 8405A kit.
• Ensure all components are securely positioned to avoid any movement during the removal process.

4. Removing the Bushing:

• Position the press so that it is centered over the isolator bushing.
• Slowly tighten the press to push the old bushing out of the trailing arm. This process may require significant force, so patience is key.

5. Prepare for Installation:

• Clean the trailing arm's bushing housing to ensure a smooth installation.
• Lubricate the new isolator bushing if recommended by the manufacturer.

6. Set Up the Installation Tool:

• Reconfigure the C-4212F Ball Joint Press with the installation adapters from the Mopar Tools 8405A set.
• Position the new bushing and align it properly within the trailing arm housing.

7. Installing the New Bushing:

• Carefully tighten the press to insert the new bushing into the trailing arm. Ensure that the bushing is inserted evenly and fully seated.

8. Reinstall the Rear Trailing Arm:

• Once the new bushing is installed, reattach the trailing arm to the vehicle.
• Replace any components or fasteners that were previously removed.

9. Final Check:

• Ensure all bolts and components are securely tightened to the manufacturer’s specifications.
• Lower the vehicle from the jack stands and perform a final inspection.

By following these steps, you can efficiently replace the isolator bushing in the rear trailing arm of a PT Cruiser using the Mopar Tools 8405A and the C-4212F Ball Joint Press. Always refer to the vehicle's service manual for specific details and torque specifications to ensure a successful repair.

Applications:

• 2006 (PT Cruiser) - System (17 - Rear Suspension)
• 2007 (PT Cruiser) - System (17 - Rear Suspension)
• 2008 (PT Cruiser) - System (17 - Rear Suspension)
• 2009 (PT Cruiser) - System (17 - Rear Suspension)
• 2010 (PT Cruiser) - System (17 - Rear Suspension)

Manufacturer: SPX/Bosch (OTC Rotunda Kent-Moore Miller)

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