If you want to change / replace the control arm bushing on a VW Golf Mk5, 5, Jetta, Skoda Octavia 2, Seat Leon, Audi A3 you have to know that you could do it yourself if you have the right tools.

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But first, you have to jack the car up so that the rear wheels are off the ground. Then you just have to follow the next 8 steps:

STEP 1: remove the wheel and those five screws with a 17 mm socket and a ratchet or a pneumatic pistol

STEP 2: take the plastic engine shield out 

STEP 3: remove the seven screws from the control arm and take it out

STEP 4: remove the rear bushing (is the big one) from control arm

To remove the front bushing, use a big bolt that could enter inside the bushing

Attention, we’ll use a bench vise (and not a special press) to remove the control arm bushings

STEP 5: take the small bushing out from the control arm

You could grind the new bushing before you put it inside the control arm

Clean the place where will you put the new bushing and apply some grease

Apply some grease over the bushing

STEP 6: put the new bushing back on the control arm using the bench vise

Use something with a round shape to help you fix the new bushing inside the control arm

Use a flat blade screwdriver to take the bushing edges out

You can apply some grease where you put the rear bushing

STEP 7: put the new rear bushing back

STEP 8: put the control arm back and the the seven screws

Don’t forget to install the plastic engine shield and the front wheel.

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