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Old 11-11-2022, 06:27 PM #16
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Old one. sorry it's rotated... turn your head to the left.
Yes that one is done.

I do you rear two you are going to have to loosen the others so you can lift enough to change them.. :-)
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Old one. sorry it's rotated... turn your head to the left.
I might be more worried about the mount and rust? that is kind of a lot of cancer? none of that stuff is coming off without fire and a lot of bacon.

you can still get a lot of the toyota body mounts

the big bolt 5221735030 BOLT, BODY MOUNTING
4 little bolts for the mount to frame 9164281025 BOLT, W/WASHER
5220935011 CUSHION SUB-ASSY, REAR END BODY MOUNTING, UPPER
9020110099 WASHER, PLATE
9418401001 NUT

frame parts
5170935030 BRACKET SUB-ASSY, BODY REAR END MOUNTING
5170635030 BRACKET SUB-ASSY, CAB MOUNTING, NO.3 LH

I would bet with a little digging you can find the frame brackets, but that will be some welding on the frame.
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It's not a hard job, and yes you need to pull back the carpets to get to the bolts. And you need the spacer for the rag joint. I did new body mounts the same time I did a one inch body lift, you know, since you are already in there...
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In my opinion and experience, the one inch body lift helps not only with clearance issues, tires and suspension components, but keeps aftermarket bumpers at bay

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I'm using these... What needs greased? Couldn't find rubber bushings. :-(

9.4102G Universal Polyurethane Body Mounts Bushings Isolators, Include 4 Plated Metal Washers, 2 Plated Metal Sleeves, 4 Body Mount Bushings(Black) https://a.co/d/8fYL3hZ
Universal definitely is not the right choice here. You can get the rear body mount by itself in a direct-fit application... Or a full set of poly mounts.

Grease wherever metal touches poly or poly touches poly.

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This is currently a concern of mine so it was nice to find this recent(ish) thread, thanks for all the info! Mine sounds like this over mildly rough tarmac: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4T1snelKf2Y&feature=youtu.be

I would like to find or create a part number list for rubber replacements, though the OEM parts are available it seems like they're insanely expensive from a dealer, I'm sure Febi must have some alternatives.
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