550460W001 Nissan BUSH-REAR SPRING, Price: 13.05$, Weight: 0.27kg


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

Nissan

550460W001

BUSH-REAR SPRING

6798

0.27

3

13.05$

 

Substitutions

Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
FEBEST
NAB077 
ARM BUSH FOR LATERAL CONTROL ROD
50
0.334
2-3
5.08$
 
CTR
CVN1 
BUSH RR SPRING
427
0.735
4-5
4.34$
 
Good Rubber Co LTD
GN31023 
ARM BUSHING
10
0.311
2-3
3.44$
 
Nissan
550450W023 
BUSH-REAR SPRING
0
0.391
-
23.01$
Not Available
Nissan
550460F000 
BUSH-REAR SPRING
0
0.334
-
21.44$
Not Available
RBI
N25R5000 
BUSH
0
0.313
4-5
5.74$
Not Available
Good Rubber Co LTD
550460W001GR 
ARM BUSHING (1X10 PCS)
0
0.311
2-3
3.21$
Not Available

Compatibility

Body StyleEngineVehicle GradeMarketModelModel Year FromModel Year ToDiagram
WAGONVG33ESECanadaR5009.199902.2000 View
Body StyleEngineFrameVehicle GradeMarketModelModel Year FromDiagram
WAGONVG33ELR50XEJapanR5002.1999 View
Body StyleEngineFrameVehicle GradeMarketModelModel Year FromDiagram
WAGONQD32TIJRR50SEJapanJR5008.1996 View

Enhance Your Ride: Rear Spring Bush

The rear spring bush plays a critical role in your vehicle's suspension system, often overlooked yet essential for a smooth and controlled journey. This component is specifically designed to absorb road shocks and maintain alignment, ensuring your vehicle runs silently and efficiently. By cushioning the vibrations and noise emanating from the road, it offers not just comfort but also the agility needed for precise handling. Without a properly functioning bush, the ride becomes jarring, and components wear prematurely.

Why You Need the Rear Spring Bush ?️

Vital for optimal suspension performance, the rear spring bush provides a seamless driving experience. Over time, due to continuous use and environmental factors, this part can deteriorate, leading to increased vibration, clunking noises, and inefficient handling. Replacing a worn bush prevents wear on other parts, saving on future repairs.

Functioning Mechanism

Constructed from durable rubber or polyurethane, the bush acts as a flexible buffer between metal components. It absorbs kinetic energy and prevents metal-to-metal contact, reducing noise and vibration and enhancing your vehicle's ride quality.

Consequences of a Broken Bush

When the rear spring bush wears out, drivers may notice increased cabin noise, vibration, and poor handling. This not only affects comfort but can also compromise safety. Ignoring the problem can lead to excessive tire wear and damage to the suspension system.

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