Nolathane Front Control Arm Inner Rear Bushing 45213

Nolathane Front Control Arm Inner Rear Bushing Fits Ford Laser, Mazda 323, Familia, 323 Astina

Worn front control arm bushings have a huge influence on vehicle stability, steering precision and braking efficiency. Replace worn bushings to 'as new' condition utilising Nolathane's superior formulation bushings with core characteristics ensuring superior elasticity, memory and outright durability resulting in positive steering precision and feedback.

Suitable for the various Australian vehicle models listed below. This is a guide only. Add your vehicle details to My Garage to ensure it fits your vehicle. This will activate our 100% Fitment Guaranteed.

Key features

• Superior formulation for enhanced elasticity and durability.
• Improves vehicle stability and steering precision.
• Easy installation for DIY enthusiasts and tradies.
• Designed for a range of popular Australian vehicle models.
• Maintains braking efficiency for safer driving.

Technical details

• Brand: Nolathane
• Part Type: Front Control Arm Inner Rear Bushing
• Compatibility: Various Ford and Mazda models
• Material: High-quality rubber formulation
• Pack Size: Single bushing

Applications / fitment

This bushing is typically used in the front control arms of various Ford and Mazda vehicles, ensuring optimal performance and handling.

• Ford Laser 1.6 KF 1990-1991
• Ford Laser 1.6 KH 1991-1994
• Mazda 323 Astina 1.6 BG6S 1989-1991
• Mazda 323 1.8 BG 16V 1989-1994
• Mazda Familia 1.8 BG GT-R 4WD 1992-1994

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• Trusted Australian business focused on reliable power, auto-electrical, and service parts.
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Frequently asked questions

How do I know if this bushing fits my vehicle?

To ensure compatibility, add your vehicle details to My Garage. This will activate our 100% Fitment Guaranteed.

What tools do I need for installation?

Basic hand tools such as a socket set and a wrench are typically required for installation. Ensure you have the correct tools for your specific vehicle model.

Is professional installation recommended?

While installation can be done by DIY enthusiasts, we recommend professional installation for optimal results and safety.

How often should I replace control arm bushings?

Control arm bushings should be inspected regularly and replaced if signs of wear or damage are present, typically every 50,000 to 100,000 kilometres.

What are the signs of worn control arm bushings?

Common signs include poor steering response, unusual tyre wear, and clunking noises when driving over bumps.