What bushingS do I need for the lower control arms?

[67DodgeDart360]

I’m looking to replace bushings in my 67 Dodge Dart Lower control arms. What bushings do I need? How many do I need on each control arm?

 

[brian6pac]

One on each arm, then there is a strut rod bushing you should replace also.

 

[Oldmanmopar]

One each make sure they have and outer steel sleeve. If they are slip ins into your old sleeve they are no good. NAPA OEM

 

[69cudaownr]

Moog K791 Lower Control Arm Bushings. You need two. I just replaced mine in my 69 Barracuda and they are the same for your 67 Dart. You'll need a shop with a press to get the old out and new in.
Great video on YouTube titled LCA Bushing Removal - Jim Lusk

 

[67DodgeDart360]

Moog K791 Lower Control Arm Bushings. You need two. I just replaced mine in my 69 Barracuda and they are the same for your 67 Dart. You'll need a shop with a press to get the old out and new in.
Great video on YouTube titled LCA Bushing Removal - Jim Lusk

I just did the upper control arms is the lower a lot more work?

 

[kursplat]

You'll need a shop with a press to get the old out and new in.
Great video on YouTube titled LCA Bushing Removal - Jim Lusk

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=LCA+Bushing+Removal+-+Jim+Lusk

 

[kursplat]

don't know if you need this one too
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=mopar+torsion+bar+removal&sp=eAE%3D

 

[67DodgeDart360]

Is there any videos on how to remove the lower control arms? I don’t want to take off parts if not needed. Thanks

 

[69cudaownr]

Remove torsion bar, disconnect tie rod end, disconnect sway bar linkage, remove front nut on strut at the frame, and remove lower control arm nut. Remove lower control arm with strut and lower ball joint still attached. Then remove the strut from the lower control arm. I replaced mine without removing the lower ball joint.

 

[hemi71x]

Read through the "STICKY" at the top of the page in this forum.

 

[kursplat]

also How to Articles

 

[cudamark]

Whichever bushing you buy, test fit them on your old pin to make sure it's a press fit. There are several bushings on the market (including Moog) with the wrong diameter inner sleeve. If the bushing inner sleeve slides right onto the pin, it's one of the incorrect ones. It has to be a press fit.