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I have a 1995 kodiak 400. Have to replace the A-arm, ball joint. I am having trouble removing the 2 old bushings on the motor side.

Anyone have any ideas on making this easier?

I have a new bushing kit, so was wondering if heat may help loosen them up?

Thanks for any help.

Mike

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Well, if you are relacing the bushings, you can apply heat to them and burn them out. Then tap out the collars. Get some MAPP gas.

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