Hi mate I was so busy watching the video I did not realise it was your channel 😂 until I read your reply. I got to do my diff bushes and diff front support bushes for the rear diff. If you do the rear diff front support bushes later cut the bolt on the tank side to get bolt out as it hits petrol tank and replace bolt putting it in the opposite way for easy retrieval. I got a new bolt from wrecking yard. The passenger side bolt comes out easy. The diff support bracket looks like a boomerang.
My brother, I have a 2008 Pajero. Can I change the leather on the rear differential in this way without removing the rear differential except the ground? I mean, I can replace the leather directly on top of the car.
Were you not concerned about the Whiteline bush design as those prongs/tabs look like they might wear out even quicker than the original rubber bushes ?
White line are supposed to be good bushings and have lifetime warranty. As opposed to other aftermarket brands whiteline seems to have a good rep based on the forums I’ve seen. Some say they are better than original bushings
Hey bro,my rear diff bushing is torn, is this the reason why there is a clunk sound when car is in park and the moment i put it to reverse , the sound appears. Thanks
Beautiful work its difficult but you did a great job. Did you replace the differential front support bushes?
I only replaced the rear one
Hi mate I was so busy watching the video I did not realise it was your channel 😂 until I read your reply. I got to do my diff bushes and diff front support bushes for the rear diff. If you do the rear diff front support bushes later cut the bolt on the tank side to get bolt out as it hits petrol tank and replace bolt putting it in the opposite way for easy retrieval. I got a new bolt from wrecking yard. The passenger side bolt comes out easy. The diff support bracket looks like a boomerang.
Hi buddy great work. Question where did you get those bush, do you have a link?
Hi buddy , if you are in Australia you can order them from Fulcrum.But if you are not try in ebay
@@autonick8280 yeah I did actually found them on Ebay thanks. How has it been your expirience with them? No sounds and durable?
@danielq.s.8072 until now still good
My brother, I have a 2008 Pajero. Can I change the leather on the rear differential in this way without removing the rear differential except the ground? I mean, I can replace the leather directly on top of the car.
Im not sure what leather you are talking about.can you please post here a photo?
Were you not concerned about the Whiteline bush design as those prongs/tabs look like they might wear out even quicker than the original rubber bushes ?
I hope not
White line are supposed to be good bushings and have lifetime warranty. As opposed to other aftermarket brands whiteline seems to have a good rep based on the forums I’ve seen. Some say they are better than original bushings
How long did it took from start to finish ?
It only takes an hour as long as you have a sharp cutter to cut the old bush
@@autonick8280 thanks. Sounds promising
Can you report by now if these whiteline bushes which slipped in so easily are stable and doing the job, providing stability and holding together?
As of now still going good mate.
Are the wheels still touching the ground.......
Yes still on the ground
Hey bro,my rear diff bushing is torn, is this the reason why there is a clunk sound when car is in park and the moment i put it to reverse , the sound appears. Thanks
Hi bro sorry for the late reply,maybe your rear diff bushing also is torn.then check the propeller shaft it might have excessive play too
Thanks for sharing.
Whats the brand name of the that bushing type? Can it be ordered online? Care to share a link?
Yeah you can order it online or at Fulcrum.its a white line
@@autonick8280 Thank you
Did you find it, can't found those
Bolt size please?
22mm