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  • 4125A006 Mitsubishi BSHG,INDEPENDENT RR SUSP A

4125A006 Mitsubishi BSHG,INDEPENDENT RR SUSP A, Price: 22.72$, Weight: 0.71kg

    • Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Ship in, Days Price

    Mitsubishi

    4125A006

    BSHG,INDEPENDENT RR SUSP A

    		 0

    0.71

    15-20

    22.72$
    Not Available

    Originals

    Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
    Mitsubishi
    4125A006 
    BSHG,INDEPENDENT RR SUSP A
    		701
    0.817
    2-3
    23.94$
     

    Substitutions

    Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
    Mitsubishi
    MR510418 
    BSHG,INDEPENDENT RR SUSP A
    		58
    0.575
    2-3
    25.47$
     
    FEBEST
    MAB136 
    ARM BUSH FOR LATERAL CONTROL ARM
    		65
    0.684
    2-3
    10.20$
     
    TENACITY
    MR510418 
    BUSHING, CONTROL ROD
    		18
    0.575
    2-3
    7.18$
     
    ASIMCO
    MR510418 
    SUSPENSION BUSH - MR510418 - ASIMCO THAILAND
    		288
    0.575
    4-5
    5.50$
     
    Nakamoto
    MR510418 
    ARM BUSHING
    		0
    0.575
    4-5
    5.27$
    		 Not Available

    Compatibility

    MarketModel Year FromModel Year ToDiagram
    General (MEXICO)12.200208.2006 View
    MarketModel Year FromModel Year ToDiagram
    General (KOREA)11.200808.2013 View
    FrameMarketModelModel Year FromModel Year ToModificationDiagram
    V60,70#Europe (EUROPE)V65W02.200012.20063500/SHORT WAGON<01M-> View
    FrameMarketModelModel Year FromModel Year ToModificationDiagram
    V90#General (EXPORT)V93W08.200606.20213000/LONG WAGON<07M-> View
    FrameMarketModelModel Year FromModel Year ToModificationDiagram
    V60#General (EXPORT)V66W02.200012.20062800D-TURBO/SHORT WAGON<01M-> View

    Understanding the Rear Suspension Bushings

    The rear suspension bushing is a crucial component for ensuring a smooth and controlled ride. This part is specifically designed to connect the independent rear suspension to the body or frame of the vehicle, allowing for flexibility and absorbing shocks from road irregularities. The bushing plays a pivotal role in minimizing vibrations and noise that can transfer from the suspension into the vehicle cabin, ensuring comfort for passengers.

    Why the Rear Suspension Bushing is Needed

    In essence, the rear suspension bushing acts as a buffer, absorbing impacts from uneven road surfaces. Without it, the direct connection between metal components of the vehicle's suspension system would create an uncomfortable and potentially harmful ride. The bushing not only improves ride quality but also protects other suspension parts from wear and tear.

    How the Rear Suspension Bushing Works

    Made from durable rubber or polyurethane, the bushing is positioned between moving metal components. It absorbs shocks and provides the necessary cushioning effect, allowing the suspension system to move independently without transmitting excess force to the vehicle's frame. This ensures stability, control, and reduces wear on other suspension elements.

    Consequences of a Broken Bushing

    A damaged or worn-out rear suspension bushing can compromise vehicle handling and safety. Symptoms of a failing bushing include unusual noises, like clunking or squeaking, when driving on bumpy roads, uneven tire wear, and a noticeable increase in vehicle vibration. Ignoring these signs can lead to increased suspension component wear, reduced vehicle control, and ultimately, an unsafe driving condition.

    Compatibility

    • Montero
    • Pajero
    • Pajero/Montero
    • Pajero/Montero<Long>
    • Pajero/Montero<Short>