Suspension Leaf Spring Bushing 90385-18022 for Toyota Land Cruiser FJ75 Shock Absorber

Name: Suspension Leaf Spring Bushing 90385-18022 for Toyota Land Cruiser FJ75 Shock Absorber
SKU: C1688-692441996287
Availability: InStock

$5.94

Shop the 90385-18022 Leaf Spring Bushing for Toyota Land Cruiser FJ75. High-quality replacement part designed to reduce vibration and restore suspension performance.

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SKU: C1688-692441996287 Category: Leaf Spring Bushing Tags: 90385-18022, FJ75 suspension parts, land cruiser shock absorber glue, leaf spring bushing, Toyota suspension bushing

Description

Key Selling Points

Exact Vehicle Compatibility: Specifically engineered for Toyota Land Cruiser FJ75 series, providing a perfect fit for the leaf spring suspension system.
OEM Part 90385-18022: Manufactured to meet or exceed original equipment manufacturer specifications, ensuring reliable performance and longevity.
Enhanced Vibration Dampening: High-quality rubber construction effectively absorbs road shocks and reduces noise, vibration, and harshness (NVH) during off-road or heavy-duty use.
Durable Weather Resistance: Designed to resist degradation from oils, salts, and extreme weather conditions, maintaining suspension stability over time.
Easy Direct Replacement: Precision-molded for a hassle-free installation, allowing you to restore your vehicle's leaf spring alignment and ride quality quickly.

Technical Specifications

Part Number	90385-18022
Material	High-Density Rubber / Steel Sleeve
Suspension Type	Non-Independent Suspension (Leaf Spring)
Placement on Vehicle	Rear/Front Leaf Spring Eye
Compatibility	Toyota Land Cruiser FJ75

FAQ Q&A

Q: Is this bushing compatible with both the front and rear leaf springs?

A: Yes, part number 90385-18022 is commonly used in both front and rear leaf spring eyes for the Toyota Land Cruiser FJ75, but please check your vehicle's service manual for specific quantity requirements.

Q: Does this product require professional tools for installation?

A: While a standard hydraulic press is recommended for removing old, seized bushings, these are designed as direct-fit replacements and can often be installed with basic shop tools.

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

A: Maintenance intervals vary based on road conditions, but you should inspect them every 20,000 miles or if you notice sagging, squeaking, or uneven tire wear.