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| | | | Joined: Apr 2020 Posts: 322 Professional procrastinator | | Professional procrastinator Joined: Apr 2020 Posts: 322 | I got similar results at first. Upon reading through the results all were about using the puller to remove the original bushing and/or installing the oakie bushing. I have an already installed oakie bushing I need to remove and replace. From what I can tell the puller tool is not designed for that.
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