Hopefully, I am posting this question in the correct area...

I was recently told by a shop that I need to replace the rear knuckle bushings on my 1995 Honda Accord. I want to make sure that if I do this that I also replace anything else that may need to be done for example the rear struts.

Any advice regarding this would be greatly appreciated as I am going to see if I can do the repair myself and don't want to cost myself more money in the end.

Thank you!

 

It's a $10-15 part. If you have a bolt-type bushing press or plan to use the hacksaw-removal-and-bolt-nut-washer-install method, you can probably do all of this on the car by just removing the one bottom shock mount bolt and pushing the bottom of the shock to the side. You shouldn't have to remove the strut.