I have a 2001 Ford E350. I am changing the front anti-swaybar bushings. I am having trouble pressing the bushings that go into the twin I-beam suspension. Is there any special trick or tools to install? I am using assembly grease that I use at my job. I've done this hundreds, if not thousands of times at work with a plethora of cylinders. I've destroyed two bushings so far. I really need help here.

 

Hey I've done some of those on 2006. I think it's probably the same. I recall having a perfectly sized socket to drive out the old bushing, and then also using a chisel and other implements to wrestle it out. For the new one, if you get a Moog bushing, it does not have a steel jacket and so it drives in without trouble - at most a you put a socket over it and swing a big hammer in to it to drive it in.