REMOVER/INSTALLER, BUSHING* - Mopar Essential Tools

The Mopar Essential Tools 8682 REMOVER/INSTALLER, BUSHING is a specialized professional-grade tool designed for the precise and efficient removal and installation of various bushings in automotive and industrial applications. This essential service tool streamlines complex bushing service tasks, ensuring proper fitment and alignment while minimizing the risk of damage to surrounding components. Developed specifically for Mopar vehicles, it is an indispensable addition to any professional technician's toolkit, promoting quicker and safer repairs.

Key Features

• Precision Engineering: Designed for accurate removal and installation of press-fit bushings, reducing the potential for component distortion or damage.
• Professional-Grade Construction: Built to withstand the rigors of daily workshop use, offering durability and long-term reliability for professional mechanics.
• Enhanced Efficiency and Safety: Significantly reduces the time and effort required for bushing service compared to conventional methods, while promoting a safer working environment by eliminating the need for makeshift tools or heat.
• Mopar Specificity: As a Mopar Essential Tool, the 8682 is engineered to meet specific factory service procedures and ensures compatibility with a wide range of Chrysler Group vehicles.
• Non-Impact Operation: This tool is intended for manual use with wrenches; do not use power tools, as breakage due to their use will void the warranty.

Applications

This versatile bushing remover/installer is crucial for a variety of automotive service tasks. It is commonly used for servicing under-chassis components, including suspension bushings such as control arm bushings and sway bar bushings. Specific applications include the removal and installation of the rear cradle to body bushing for 2020 RU AWD models, front lower control arm tensioner bushings on L-body vehicles, and rear crossmember spring link bushings on Pacifica and LX vehicles. It also aids in servicing axle bushings, including pinion nose, axle tube, and axle bracket bushings in the 186 FIA front axle, and can be used for installing the lower distributor drive shaft bushing in Chrysler, Dodge, and Plymouth Small and Big Block V8 engines.

Specifications

• Weight: Approximately 10.01 lbs