Removing Ford body mount bushings is a relatively straightforward process, but it does require some specialized tools. The first step is to raise the vehicle off the ground using jack stands and safety blocks. Once you have access to the underside of the vehicle, locate the rubber body mounts between your frame rails and un-bolt them with a socket wrench or ratchet. You may need to use impact wrenches if they are particularly stubborn. When all bolts are removed, carefully remove each bushing from its mounting bracket by hand. Use pliers or other prying devices as necessary in order to loosen any rusty or stuck bushings. Once all of your old bushings are removed, clean up any rust residue on your brackets with a wire brush before inserting new replacement bushings into place and re-attaching them with their original hardware. Finally, reinstall everything else that was detached during this process and lower your car back onto flat surface for testing purposes