Cheapest OEM Route! - Rebuilding Rear Control Arms

This is part 7 of 10 of a full video series on how to restore the stock handling and ride quality of your high-mileage 100 Series Land Cruiser.
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Description:
In this video I replace the rear control bushings on my 2004 100 Series Land Cruiser
Time: About 4 hours per side
Difficulty: 3/5
Cost: $300 bushings, $130 bushing push pull kit
Parts:
OEM upper -48702-60090 ($30 ea) x4
OEM Lower front- 48702-60110 ($30 ea) x2
OEM Lower rearward -48702-60100 ($30 ea) x2
Panhard - 48706-60060 ($20 ea) x4
Tools: www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls...
Metric sockets and wrenches
2-3 lb hammer
Chisel
Torque wrench
Bushing push pull kit
Disclaimer
These videos are for entertainment purposes only. Do not do as I do alone, I may miss steps in my videos or make mistakes. Please do your research. Always reference the Factory Service Manual and consult professional help if you are unsure.

Пікірлер: 12

  • @ZIEGZ
    @ZIEGZ19 күн бұрын

    Bro you got this figured out. The video, the build. All amazing

  • @weingump2602
    @weingump26029 ай бұрын

    03 land cruiser owner here, I want to do this job for a long time, after search some imformation on line, I quit. now you made me reconsider again, PS, thanks a lot for the part number post, that is life saving

  • @JungleCatt

    @JungleCatt

    9 ай бұрын

    Best of luck!

  • @Canelo2103
    @Canelo21036 ай бұрын

    Great videos! New subscriber here. I’d love to see the replacement of the differential bushings. I have a 98’ LX470 with a clunk going from R to D and vice versa

  • @JungleCatt

    @JungleCatt

    6 ай бұрын

    Thank you! Here you go: kzread.info/dash/bejne/nqxlu5h-ZdDaY9Y.htmlsi=5qYBFBht8TBUYETX

  • @user-yd9fg5vw6c
    @user-yd9fg5vw6c5 ай бұрын

    also Great videos

  • @TheNight-Rider
    @TheNight-Rider6 ай бұрын

    Just wanted to say really well made videos. Especially how you document the level of improvement (or not) each job had. Also, you may know this, but the plastic 'T' piece heater hose connectors at the back of the engine bay tend to get very brittle and can sudddenly start leaking coolant. Might be worth replacing if you're planning on keeping the vehicle. Either way nice work.

  • @JungleCatt

    @JungleCatt

    6 ай бұрын

    Thank you! I replaced my heater Ts a few years ago, but maybe that would be worth making a video for since it’s such a common issue.

  • @user-yd9fg5vw6c
    @user-yd9fg5vw6c5 ай бұрын

    about how much would a shop charge to do this? And how much ride improvement did you feel, 2005 with 295k 2007 with 156K

  • @JungleCatt

    @JungleCatt

    5 ай бұрын

    I’m not sure but considering how long it takes to push out all these bushings and that labor costs upwards of $150 an hour, im sure they would reccomend to replace each control arm with a new control arm assembly (more expensive parts but much faster job). If you’re thinking this job is too much work (don’t blame you), you might consider buying full assemblies and replacing them on your own (probably a 2 hr job). If you’re doubting that effort, then have a shop replace them with full assemblies. To be honest the ride improvement for this one was somewhat minor. Take a look to see what condition yours are in. Put a pry bar on them and see how much play is in the rubber bushings on each end. If they are really worn out or deteriorated you could get a big improvement in quality. I’ve seen 100 series UCAs in pretty bad shape after around 200k, mine weren’t too bad.

  • @tuomashaanpaa8209
    @tuomashaanpaa8209Ай бұрын

    I know nothing about anime but I know how beautiful you are.❤

  • @dicktrenton7568
    @dicktrenton75683 ай бұрын

    For once I decided to go the easy route, spend a bit more and save time and bought the ironman 4x4 adjustable lower links. While i need to tweak them a bit to get alignment correct, this has easily been the most noticeable improvement i've made to my 99LC. More than UCAs, Lower Ball Joints, new Suspension, new steering rack... the list goes on and on. My truck tracks so much better at higher speeds, feels stable over bumps, and corners more predictably. I had no idea they needed replacement until this vid. Took me 20 mins per side. Cant recommend this upgrade enough! Upper links are next for me.