What are the symptoms of a worn rear axle bushing?
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The symptoms of a worn rear axle bushing include feeling a loose chassis suspension while driving, and sometimes hearing abnormal noises. The vehicle's stability at high speeds will be worse than before, and handling will deteriorate, possibly making it difficult to maintain straight-line driving. If the bushing is broken, it must be replaced, as the lower control arm is a crucial component connecting the front axle to the tires. Steps to replace the rear axle bushing: 1. Drive the car onto the lift position, remove the front wheels with a 17mm tire wrench, and lift the car to an appropriate height; 2. Loosen the stabilizer bar link bolt with a 16mm wrench; 3. Use a 13mm socket to loosen the bolts on the stabilizer bar bushing retainer plate, shake the stabilizer bar, and remove the retainer plate and bushing; 4. Install the new bushing and reassemble.