Nolathane Front Strut Rod To Chassis Bushing 48042

Nolathane Front Strut Rod To Chassis Bushing Fits Mitsubishi Starwagon, Chrysler Lancer

Not many know but worn suspension bushings have an effect on braking performance. Strut rod bushings in particular tend to absorb most of the loads under braking resulting in severe wear and reduced braking efficiency over time. Replace these worn parts with Nolathane bushings that offer long lasting durability for a safer more predictable vehicle.

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

• Durable construction for long-lasting performance.
• Improves braking efficiency by reducing wear.
• Designed to fit various Mitsubishi and Chrysler models.
• Easy installation for DIY enthusiasts and professionals.
• Enhances overall vehicle safety and handling.

Technical details

• Product type: Front strut rod to chassis bushing.
• Brand: Nolathane.
• Compatibility: Various Chrysler and Mitsubishi models.
• Pack size: Single bushing.

Applications / fitment

This bushing is typically used in the suspension systems of the following vehicles:

• Chrysler Lancer 1.4 LA 1974-1976
• Chrysler Lancer 1.4 LB 1977-1980
• Chrysler Lancer 1.6 LB 1977-1980
• Chrysler Lancer 1.6 LC 1979-1981
• Mitsubishi Starwagon 2.0 WA (PA3V) 1996-2004
• Mitsubishi Starwagon 2.4 WA (PA4W, PB4W, PC4W) 1994-2004
• Mitsubishi Starwagon 3.0 WA (PB6W) 1994-2006

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Frequently asked questions

What are the signs that my strut rod bushings need replacing?

Common signs include excessive noise from the suspension, reduced braking efficiency, and uneven tyre wear.

Can I install these bushings myself?

Yes, the installation is straightforward and can be done by DIY enthusiasts with basic mechanical skills.

Will these bushings fit other vehicle models?

These bushings are specifically designed for certain Mitsubishi and Chrysler models. Please check compatibility before purchasing.

How often should I replace my suspension bushings?

It's recommended to inspect your suspension bushings regularly and replace them every 50,000 to 100,000 kilometres, depending on driving conditions.

Are Nolathane bushings better than standard bushings?

Nolathane bushings are designed for enhanced durability and performance, providing better handling and braking efficiency compared to standard bushings.