SUSPENSION BUSHING FOR FORD

Automotive suspension bushings, also known as control arm bushings or sway bar bushings, are crucial rubber components that connect suspension parts. They effectively absorb vibrations and noise generated by suspension movement, maintain the relative position of suspension components, enhance vehicle handling, and improve ride comfort.

Here are the 3 key features and benefits of automotive suspension bushings:

1. Vibration and Noise Damping: Suspension bushings are essential vibration damping components in the suspension system. They absorb vibrations and noise produced during suspension movement, transferring them to the chassis. This significantly reduces the impact of noise and vibrations on the cabin and passengers, enhancing ride comfort.

2. Maintaining Suspension Component Position: Suspension bushings secure suspension components together, maintaining their relative positions during vehicle operation. This prevents suspension component loosening or displacement, ensuring optimal handling and stability.

3. Protecting Suspension Components: Suspension bushings act as buffers between suspension components, absorbing shocks and protecting these components from wear and damage. This extends the lifespan of the entire suspension system.

Suspension Bushing for FORD
Serial No.	Item No.	Picture	Car Model	Name	Notes
1	CN153051AB-S		ECOSPORT	Lower Suspension Bushing
2	CN153051AB-B		ECOSPORT	Lower Suspension Bushing
3	DG9C-3C377		MONDEO 13-	Suspension Bushing (small)
4	DG9C-3C378R		MONDEO 13-	Suspension Bushing ( big)
5	DG9C-3C379L		MONDEO 13-	Suspension Bushing ( big)
6	BBM2-28-200-B		M3/M5/ Focus	Suspension Bushing
7	If you want more models, please contact us.

Additional Features of Automotive Suspension Bushings:

Variety of Types: Suspension bushings come in various types, including upper and lower control arm bushings, sway bar bushings, and link bushings, depending on the suspension structure and connection methods.
Easy Installation: Suspension bushings are typically easy to install, often requiring no specialized tools or expertise.
Simple Maintenance: Maintaining suspension bushings is straightforward. Regular inspections for signs of damage or wear are recommended. If damaged, they should be promptly replaced.

Common Issues with Automotive Suspension Bushings:

Symptoms of Damaged Suspension Bushings: Unusual noises from the vehicle, suspension stiffening, and compromised handling.
Suspension Bushing Replacement Interval: Generally, it’s recommended to inspect or replace suspension bushings every 60,000 to 80,000 kilometers (37,000 to 50,000 miles).