Raise the vehicle and remove the rear wheels, then take out the
Trailing Arm, ensuring to mark the position of the trailing arm front bracket on the body to facilitate resetting of the rear toe. Using appropriate press tools, press the bushing out of the trailing arm, clean the trailing arm bore, and press a new bushing into the trailing arm, aligning the slot in the bushing with the mark on the trailing arm bore. The correctly installed bushing should protrude from the trailing arm bore by 2.5 mm (0.1 in). Before reinstalling the trailing arm, preload the trailing arm front bushing by installing a bolt through the bracket and bushing, tightening the nut finger tight. Use bar stock to align the base of the bracket so that it is parallel with the center of the wheel bearing bore on the trailing arm, then torque the bracket bolt. Finally, reinstall the trailing arm and have the vehicle professionally aligned when the job is complete.