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One rear leafs and poly bushings

Discussion in '2.5 Gen Tundras (2014-2021)' started by Nick1716, Dec 8, 2018.

  1. Dec 8, 2018 at 8:35 AM
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    Nick1716

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    I want to try to instal my ome leaf springs and poly bushings today here is what came in the pack and I missing bushing sleeves?

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  2. Dec 8, 2018 at 9:23 AM
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    and looks like 2 extra bushing sets. Only need 2 sets per side.
     
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    I would call OME or where you bought it form.
     
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    The longer ones might replace the top bushings. No sleeves in those. Maybe one extra set of bushings per side?
     
  5. Dec 8, 2018 at 9:39 AM
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    The longer ones looks to be the top. I’m stumped if one end has a sleeve I’m supposed to reuse I think not as the stock leaf bushings are the same but I could be wrong..
     
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    I remember scratching my head too with those. The long one is upper shackle. The short ones are front and rear leaf. Let me check my truck for sleeves
     
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    Never mind. I don’t have x-ray vision. Can’t see the bushing sleeves haha. That does seem odd. Like mentioned earlier call a OME install shop and ask. Im trying to remember but I think one of the leaf bolts is bigger than the other one. I think the front is no sleeve and the rear(more turning due to shackle) has the sleeve.
     
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    So have you done these? Do I need more bushing sleeves?
     
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    When I did mine it was just one of those wing it and see how it goes installs haha. I know I didn’t have to get more parts. And I know I was thinking wtf when I saw the bushing/sleeves before install
     
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    Nope I’m wrong. Front uses the sleeve because it’s not a greasable joint. Rear uses the greaseable bolts. See

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    Longer ones are for upper/frame bushing
    Shorter is for leaf pack.With sleeve.
     
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    Re use the upper oem sleeve for the new bushings*
     
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    Planned on that but looks like I’m gonna need another set of leaf bushing sleeves since I don’t have the greasable bolts and new shackles
     
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    Are you using ome packs?
     
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    Good luck getting the original sleeve out. I’m sure that will be seized in there
     
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    Yes
     
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    You should be able to just use the lower bushings for now with oem shackle. Replace the uppers when you get the new shackles. Uppers are easy no need for a press.
     
  18. Dec 8, 2018 at 11:11 AM
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    Try sliding that lower sleeve over the oem shackle to see if the diameter fit. I believe they were same diameter.
     
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    Yes but my question is do I need 4 sleeves? With stock shackles? Front bushing sleeve, rear lower bushing sleeve on each side driver and passenger. yes I know I can reuse the upper shackle ones
     
  20. Dec 8, 2018 at 11:47 AM
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    No, the ome leaf pack is already equipped with a bushing for front mount.
    You will just use the two in the rear with your shackles.
     
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    Ok for future reference for anyone you need another bushing sleeve (or leave it loose and sloppy without one what I did in the rear til Monday when I can machine one at work) if you use ome poly bushings. Also the bushing in the stock upper shackle doesn’t fit in the new poly upper bushings so I just left the stock upper bushings in. My guess is they do this to make you spend more money on the darn greasable shackles and pins
     
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