Need help ith identifying a part

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I have learned my lesson when I asked the manufacturer of a suspension kit if it included everything I needed. I bought it and it didn't. My stupidity for not doing more homework and trusting a company.

I am looking for part numbers for a:

1975 Plymouth Duster lower control arm shaft bushing. Poly if possible but rubber will do. UAP is puzzled and a few searches has resulted in nada however that may be due to me.

Thanks
Ian.
 
Just call it a lower control arm bushing, there is only one and the "shaft" in the description might be confusing them.
 
Ok. I understand. Part of the problem I think is my terminology and that my parts look so much different that what is in the package. I did not take the shaft out of the LCA.

Trailbeast, the picks you sent are perfect.

Could you tell me which way the bushings go on ? Th mushroom part of the bushing goes on first ?

Wish I had my camera..it went off to school with my daughter two weeks ago. Need to buy another.

Thanks
ian.
 
grassy said:
Ok. I understand. Part of the problem I think is my terminology and that my parts look so much different that what is in the package. I did not take the shaft out of the LCA.

Trailbeast, the picks you sent are perfect.

Could you tell me which way the bushings go on ? Th mushroom part of the bushing goes on first ?

Wish I had my camera..it went off to school with my daughter two weeks ago. Need to buy another.

Thanks
ian.
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Can't find specific info on that.
I'm sure it will be obvious when it comes apart.
 
I personally wouldn't use poly for the lca bushing. There is some debate on the matter and many people have never had any problems with them. There is a sticky at the top of the suspension forum about removing the lca bushing, but if you use poly I believe you won't need to remove the inner shell from the original bushing.
 
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but if you use poly I believe you won't need to remove the inner shell from the original bushing

Yes.... this is true.Mark
 
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