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NYXOVA Rear Trailing Arm Bushing Tool, Honda & Acura Compatible, Includes Carrying Case

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Time Left

11 hours

CURRENT PRICE

$1

Item Details

Pickup Location

4000 Meadows Ln

Las Vegas, NV, 89107

Quality

New
Functional
No Damage
Assembly Required
In Package
No Missing Parts

Auction closes

June 29, 2025 at 3:59 AM

brand

NYXOVA

Estimated Retail Price

$64.99

color

Red

Buyers Premium

15%

Inventory Number

1041116036

Features

  • Effortless Trailing Arm Bushing Replacement: Streamline the process of replacing the rear trailing arm bushings on your Honda or Acura vehicle with the Trailing Arm Bushing Removal Tool. These bushings are the movable metal suspension components at the rear of your car, connecting the wheel, brake, and hub.
  • Tailored to Fit Your Vehicle: This tool is custom-designed for Honda and Acura vehicles with trailing arm bushings. It's compatible with models such as Honda Civic (1988-2000), CRV (1997-2001), CRX (1988-1991), Del Sol (1993-1997), and Acura Integra (1994-2001) and (1990-1993).
  • Convenient Storage: The set comes with a robust plastic carrying case. It makes transportation a breeze, ensures safe storage, and provides quick and easy access to your tools.
  • Safe & Simple Design: Our tool features a hook design, ensuring secure mounting on the trailing arm without damaging the ABS sensor cable, the arm itself, or nearby components. You won't need to disassemble brake parts like calipers, rotors, brake shoes, brake fluid lines, or emergency brake cables with a hydraulic press.
  • Simplified Version: Easy to use. Start by removing the wheels and body lateral link bolts, checking for camber shims. Loosen the toe link bolts, remove the trailing arm bush bolts, lower the arm to fit the tool (you may need to disconnect brake or parking brake brackets). Apply lubrication, use the tool to push out the old bushing, clean, lubricate, install the new one, and reassemble. (Note: 14mm socket not included)
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