Trailing arm bushings (rear)

[alburk]

95 pathfinder 4wd SE

Who makes trailing arm bushings...

So far found Whiteline for $70 per side is that the best option?

Can they be pressed in with a vice or do I need a shop press?

 

Edited February 3, 2017 by alburk

[1987caddy]

http://www.4x4parts.com/i-18981485-2-pack-split-design-trailing-arm-bushing-kit.html

 

These are the split design. No press needed to install. I drilled my old bushings out and installed these. No more wandering rear end

[Steve_RI]

Another vote for the split. When I did this on my old 89 I cut the poly bushings in half (before splits were available). You'll need to cut out the metal sleeve left behind, but otherwise it's a pretty straightforward job. Grease them good. They come with grease but you can use a good aluminum based marine grease as well.

[adamzan]

I put my lowers in with a vice and grease, but the uppers I had to cut (again before the splits existed). I'd go for the splits next time for sure!

[alburk]

Thanks

 

[alburk]

Energy suspension 7.3120 says its for rear control arms '95 Pathfinder. Anybody use these for the rear trailing arms/control arms on a '95

[1987caddy]

Everything I'm seeing for the part number you gave is for Sentras and 200sx