what are these bushes called

[leary123]

can anyone tell me what bushes these are






drivers side rear wheel has play in it so i need to replace them. equally if anyone knows a good place to where i can get replacements

[mr2garageswindon]

Hi there, They aren't really bushes they are more like a rose joint. They will have some movement in them with arm disconnected you can move them around but with the arm in place there should be no play in them. If you put a small pry bar between the arm and the hub where it bolts on you can check for play. Pretty sure Toyota don't sell them seperately. They will try sell you a complete hub. A second hand rear hub can be picked up quite cheaply as an alternative.
Jon.

[alanmr2turbo]

Pretty sure Toyota don't sell them separately. They will try sell you a complete hub.

Yep, Toyota do not sell these separately.
I have seen on some MR2 site where they were replaced using after market one. Just cant remember where i've seen it.

[jon]

Pretty sure Toyota don't sell them separately. They will try sell you a complete hub.

Yep, Toyota do not sell these separately.
I have seen on some MR2 site where they were replaced using after market one. Just cant remember where i've seen it.

http://twosrus.com/catalog/product_info ... cts_id=547

[leary123]

Thank you ....the closest I've got to figuring it out was the rear track arm bushes.. But I could only find inner ones (which would explain why they are not replaceable) which are Apperantly more common to cause this issue.. But a friend checked and is certain the play is coming from there as the wheel can be rocked slightly lightly which is a horrible experience to drive with.

[leary123]

Found this from mr2 Ben... Appears to be the same thing although quite expensive for pair as i would rater change both if I'm going go to do it

www.mr2-ben.co.uk/products/view/rear-ti ... -1989-1999

[thomp1983]

There the one's they've gone up in price though they used to be £95 the pair. Someone on twobrutal used them, he said the rear was very twitchy before changing them

[jon]

Toyota part no. 42210-14010 apparently.

[abovetherim]

That part number brings up this on Toyodiy
Part 42210-14010 (BUSH ASSY, LOWER BALL) was found on the following models:



Market

Date range

Model

Frames/Options

Found in diagram


Japan 08/1986-07/1988 TOYOTA CAMRY, VISTA SV2*,VZV20,CV20 48-04: REAR SPRING & SHOCK ABSORBER



Japan 08/1988-06/1990 TOYOTA CAMRY, VISTA SV2*,VZV20,CV20 48-04: REAR SPRING & SHOCK ABSORBER



Japan 07/1990-05/1994 TOYOTA CAMRY, VISTA SV3*,VZV3*,CV30 48-04: REAR SPRING & SHOCK ABSORBER



Europe 10/1986-07/1988 TOYOTA CAMRY SV2*,CV20,VZV21 48-04: REAR SPRING & SHOCK ABSORBER



Europe 08/1988-05/1991 TOYOTA CAMRY SV2*,CV20,VZV21 48-04: REAR SPRING & SHOCK ABSORBER



Japan 12/1996-08/2001 TOYOTA CAMRY MCV2*,SXV2* 48-04: REAR SPRING & SHOCK ABSORBER



Japan 02/1986-07/1988 TOYOTA SUPRA GA70,MA70 48-04: REAR SPRING & SHOCK ABSORBER






















Japan 08/1988-04/1993 TOYOTA SUPRA GA70,JZA70,MA70 48-04: REAR SPRING & SHOCK ABSORBER



Europe, General 01/1986-07/1988 TOYOTA SUPRA MA70 48-04: REAR SPRING & SHOCK ABSORBER



Europe, General 08/1988-04/1993 TOYOTA SUPRA MA70 48-04: REAR SPRING & SHOCK ABSORBER



Japan 01/1986-12/1987 TOYOTA SOARER GZ20,MZ2* 48-04: REAR SPRING & SHOCK ABSORBER



Japan 01/1988-03/1991 TOYOTA SOARER GZ20,MZ2* 48-04: REAR SPRING & SHOCK ABSORBER



Japan 04/1997-11/2001 TOYOTA MARK 2 MCV2*,SXV2* 48-04: REAR SPRING & SHOCK ABSORBER

And a quick look at the diagrams shows the right sort of part. However notice the lack of sw20 in the list. This part number may not fit unless it is the same as the mr2ben one

[Peter Gidden]

Very rare for them to fail. I've seen only 2 in 9 years.

I have some rear outer tie bar bushes due in to me in about a week.

£48.00 each inc. delivery.

[Ginjaninja92]

Not sure exactly what its called but i would think your best bet would be powerflex. There easy to source online and reasonably priced.

[Peter Gidden]

Not sure exactly what its called but i would think your best bet would be powerflex. There easy to source online and reasonably priced.

These are not bushes - they're spherical bearings.

Powerflex don't sell them.

[leary123]

I'll grab those Pete if that's OK ... Yer all I seem to see is the inner ones going and being more available .. But when I rocked the wheel the only thing that moved was the bush in the hub.. The track rod was solid.?

[Lefty1991]

shoulf you be able to rotate the tie bar easily back and forth or should it be solid?

[Peter Gidden]

shoulf you be able to rotate the tie bar easily back and forth or should it be solid?

The tie bar should rotate about it's axis. There should be no in/out play in the bearings.

[Lefty1991]

Lovely cheers pete

[leary123]

There is play in the bearing .. Used a lever bar to check.. Can't see this being a fun one to do but none the less thanks everyone for the help .. Pete can you let me know when they get them in and I'll grab them asap..sods law I've just had new tyres all round :O