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Installation instructions
Step 1 :Old bushing removal tips
Use a screwdriver or chisel and hammer to bend the lip of the old bushing up.
Step 2:Dripping oil
After bending, drip or infiltrate some WD40 or other penetrating oil.The others in turn.
Step 3:Remove them
Finish all bending and dripping oil,using door bushing removal tools to pound them in turn.The oil give us much help.
Step 4: New bushing installation
Tap the new plastic inserts in GENTLY by a hammer or other tools with the help of residual oil.
But if it is excessive corrosion of the old inserts,you need to clean or scrape them out to avoid breaking these new inserts.
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AM W.
2025-06-22 10:51:49
So far so good. Was no fun to get the old ones out, but these seem to be performing well so far.
Jeffrey
2025-06-17 15:06:08
Simple installation. These bushing eliminated a common corrosion issue with Wrangler door hinges.
Logan W.
2025-06-16 11:51:37
I read the instructions and blew them off. I regret everything. I didn't pretreat the hinges like it said to. So I was banging the old sleeves out and in the process I tweaked the hinges of the doors. So I'm still trying to get all the doors to seat properly. Also take your time. I also got a few Knicks in the body and scratched it in a couple of places. Other than that, Maybe throw some lube down them before installing the doors. I have one that doesn't fall all the way down the hinge and another one that doesn't open and close the easiest. But it still works better than my old ones so hey that's something. Overall they're still cheap and worth it if you take your time and do it right.
Lisa
2025-06-15 11:12:46
I have had my Jeep for a month and the factory hinge inserts were pretty corroded, to the point where I had to soak them with WD-40 then fight to pull them off. The OEM metal inserts took some work to punch out, after they were out I cleaned the hinge and put a very small amount of grease in. These new inserts slid right into place with just enough of a snug fit to stay when pulling the doors off. My doors swing a lot easier now and they just lift right off as they should. Only thing left to do is to see how they hold up over time and through NY winters. If you fight with your doors then this is definitely the upgrade you need!!
Black Iron
2025-06-11 10:45:33
If your bushings are destroyed from road salt or old age, I highly recommend these. Replaced on two different JKUs, one of them being from a road salt area. The doors were a pain to remove on one, and so were the bushings. The damage went to the hinges and those needed to be replaced as well. Once the old bushings were out, using a combination of the included tool, a chisel, punch, mini sledge and body hammers, the install was a breeze. Removing the doors is easier now. The other JKU was in and out in a few minutes as there was no damage to the OEM bushings, but after 10 years I figured I would replace them.
Todd & Jessie Smithson
2025-06-08 17:09:49
Only draw back is had to remove my rails to remove the factory inserts on the bottom hinges, couldnt get enough room for leverage. But these inserts make doors on and off so much easier
Daniel
2025-05-24 10:48:49
did last long at all
Ronnie Henson
2025-04-29 14:52:53
Product was just as advertised and the instructions were concise and easy to follow.
Jordan
2025-03-11 13:55:06
Definitely fixed my seized doors on my 2009 jku. Removal of the original bushings was the hardest part. Install of the new parts with the supplied tools was very easy.
Stéphane Trudeau
2025-02-20 12:21:10
L'outil n'est pas très résistant pour enlever les anciennes sleeves. Je n'aime pas Les sleeves de remplacement en plastique
Angelo Farah
2025-02-16 17:03:35
All good for now
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