Type a description for this product here...US PRO Rear Bush Installer VW / Audi NEW US PRO need we say more., High quality rear bush installer made by US Pro Tools. This tool is designed for replacing the rear axle mounting bushes whilst still on the vehicle and without the need for removing the rear axle assembly. Without causing damage, the fine thread and thrust bearing allows the bush to be fitted quickly and without hassle An essential tool for the mechanic NB – Not to be used for bush removal Specifications • Case hardened • Professional quality • Bespoke blow moulded case For cars: Audi: A3 Mk1, TT MK1 Volkswagen: Golf Mk4 / Bora 1.4, 1.6, 1.8, 2.0 and 1.9d (2001 – 2003) New Beetle Seat: Cordoba, Ibiza, Leon and Toledo Skoda: Fabia and Octavia Suggestions Due to a difference in material and composition it is recommended when replacing these bushes that both sides are replaced at the same time. This will ensure that wheel alignment and tyre wear problems are avoided. Safety instructions 1. Always refer to a reputable workshop manual for detailed instructions relevant to the vehicle. 2. Always ensure the car is securely supported by axle stands or ramps with wheels chocked and hand brake on. 3. Always wear eye protection when working underneath the vehicle. 4. Do not over tighten or use impact tools. Instruction how to use 1. Securely support the vehicle and remove the rear wheels as specified in your workshop manual 2. Remove both front mounting bolts from the rear axle mounting bracket 3. Pull the front end of the trailing arm down the mounting bracket and wedge into position, using a solid object between the arm end and the underside of the vehicle. 4. Note the exact position in the arm of the rubber mounting 5. Remove the old mounting bush from the trailing arm 6. Lubricate the screw threads of the tool (This is a must) 7. Align the Y mark on the new bush with the mark on the axle trailing arm 8. Assemble the tool as shown and insert the new bonded mounting into position (see picture) Item 2 has is lipped and designed to sit flush against the trailing arm. 9. With a 24mm tool, slowly turn the thrust bearing to pull the new mounting into the rear axle. 10. Re-assemble in accordance with your workshop manual Repeat steps 3-9 for the other side