What is the bushing called the one that is in front of the rear tires that hold the main sub/frame bolt's. They are pancake shaped and are thin but are a pritty big inn diameter. Mine are way past worn out and I want to replace them just I don't know my options.
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Which number?
I think 410151 thanks for the pic. But what do they call it the sub-sfamre bushing?
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But what do they call it the sub-frame bushing?
Huh, who calls it that? /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/dunno.gif
Anyway here is the PN
MB584140
But what do they call it the sub-frame bushing?
Huh, who calls it that? /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/dunno.gif
Anyway here is the PN
MB584140
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powerplay
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According to CAPS it is a Rear Suspension Cross Member Stopper
That 'pancake bushing' is called the "rear suspension crossmember stopper" OEM part # MB584140
But - I just put in new subframe bushings (noltec) and new stoppers and when the bushing is placed up against the stopper there is a gap (see pic)
The only way to close that gap would be to cut the pipe piece sticking out of the noltec. Should there be a gap like that?
But - I just put in new subframe bushings (noltec) and new stoppers and when the bushing is placed up against the stopper there is a gap (see pic)
The only way to close that gap would be to cut the pipe piece sticking out of the noltec. Should there be a gap like that?
