Rear Leaf Spring Bushing Buffer Rubber 90385-18022 for Toyota Land Cruiser HZJ79

Name: Rear Leaf Spring Bushing Buffer Rubber 90385-18022 for Toyota Land Cruiser HZJ79
SKU: C1688-756842112087
Availability: InStock

$6.18

Restore your Toyota Land Cruiser HZJ79’s ride quality with the 90385-18022 Rear Leaf Spring Bushing. High-durability rubber for superior vibration damping.

6320 in stock

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SKU: C1688-756842112087 Category: Leaf Spring Bushing Tags: 90385-18022, HZJ79 leaf spring rubber, rear suspension buffer, Toyota 79 series parts, Toyota Land Cruiser bushing

Description

Key Selling Points

Perfect Fitment: Specifically engineered as a direct replacement for Toyota Land Cruiser HZJ79 rear leaf spring systems, ensuring a precise match for part number 90385-18022.
Superior Vibration Damping: High-quality rubber construction absorbs road shocks and reduces chassis noise, providing a smoother ride even under heavy load conditions.
Heavy-Duty Durability: Formulated to resist oil, road salt, and environmental wear, maintaining structural integrity for long-lasting performance in off-road environments.
Restores Suspension Geometry: Prevents excessive leaf spring movement and metal-on-metal contact, preserving the alignment and handling of your vehicle's rear end.
Direct Bolt-On Installation: Manufactured to meet original equipment standards for a hassle-free installation process without the need for specialized modifications.

Technical Specifications

Part Number	90385-18022
Suspension Type	Non-Independent Suspension
Material	High-Density Rubber
Placement on Vehicle	Rear Leaf Spring / Steel Plate Base
Compatible Vehicle	Toyota Land Cruiser HZJ79 Series

FAQ Q&A

Q: Is this bushing compatible with other Land Cruiser models besides the HZJ79?

A: This part (90385-18022) is primarily designed for the HZJ79 series. While it may fit some other 70-series variants, please verify your specific OEM part number before ordering to ensure compatibility.

Q: Does this require specialized tools for removal and installation?

A: A standard suspension press or a heavy-duty C-clamp may be needed to seat the leaf spring bushing properly into the spring eye or shackle, though it is designed for a straightforward fit.

Q: How often should I replace these rear leaf spring bushings?

A: We recommend inspecting bushings every 15,000 miles or if you notice unusual squeaking, uneven tire wear, or metal-on-metal clunking sounds from the rear suspension.