Stilo Mutliwagon rear suspension bushes

Hi,
I have a 5 door stilo and the rear bushes went on it .
I contacted my local fiat garage to see if they had a tool that I could rent off them but they didnt.
They used a bearing press and a lot of luck to do the job.
I went through the usual process , cutting out the old bush and trying not to make too big a hash out of it.
When it came to refitting the new bush, I made a tool not unlike the Italian tool shown, using a piece of 10mm threaded bar and some 65mm pipe from a local engineering works.
Fitting the first bush was hell, but them I contacted a friend who is a mechanical genius and I dont use this term lightly!!
He told me to put the bush into the freezer for 2-3 hours and have enerything ready to put the bush straight in.
I did so and fitted the second bush within ten minutes, this is about all the time that you have before the bush heats up again and swells to its full size.
This has to be the tip of 2011 as it works for bearings as well.
Hope that this is of help to someone else as it saved me a lot of hassle.
Colmgmc.

I was on eper and can't find part number, they have whole frame. In Serbia it only can be found not originals made by Akron.

Fiat part number for the rear bush is 50706505.
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Hi, Just looking at this guide as my daughter's Stilo has worn bushes and I was just checking the difficulty etc. Seems OK as I've done plenty of this type of thing before but just checking Eper and the bush is no longer listed as a separate item in the rear suspension pages. There are plenty on ebay and some stating that they are heavy duty etc. Anyone had any recent experience with bushes they can share please?
Cheers

Which version of ePER were you looking at?

They were still shown as available from Fiat in ePER version 80 (November 2013).
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Why must the brakes need bleeding to change bushes??