OTC TOOLS 4244 Rear Suspension Bushing Tool

OTC 4244 rear suspension bushing tool is employed when replacing or servicing rear suspension bushings. The rear suspension bushings connect suspension components and ensure proper alignment. This tool is ideal for automotive repair & maintenance applications and rear suspension systems.

Working Mechanism:

• The Rear suspension bushing tool incorporates a hydraulic cylinder and press plate assembly, which attaches to the suspension or leaf spring.
• During operation, the hydraulic system applies controlled force for removing and installing bushings without manually holding heavy equipment.

Features:

• OTC 4244 rear suspension bushing tool features a hydraulic cylinder and press plate assembly for removing and installing single-wrapped FAS II Airliner Freightliner rear suspension bushings.
• It allows the removal and installation of bushings in a fraction of the time compared to traditional methods.
• This rear suspension bushing tool offers a hydraulic solution, eliminating the need to manually hold heavy equipment during the bushing removal and installation process.
• It is designed for use with specific bushing adapter sets, ensuring compatibility with various suspension components for a comprehensive range of applications.
• This rear suspension bushing tool features steel construction, providing strength and resilience.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. Does this bushing tool require the removal of spring assemblies for its usage?

A. No, this bushing tool can perform its task without removing the spring assemblies.

Q. How does this OTC 4244 rear suspension bushing tool ensure safety?

A. It significantly lessens the technician's workload as it requires no more hammering, ensuring no impact damage to suspension components.

Q. What safety precautions should be taken while using this OTC 4244 rear suspension bushing tool?

A.

• Do not fill the cylinder more than its capacity.
• Wear eye protection that complies with ANSI Z87.1, AS/NZS 1337, CE EN166 and OSHA standards.
• Inspect whether the tool is altered, damaged or in poor condition every time before use.