Honda Genuine Bush

$ 11.29

Score By Feature

Based on 120 ratings

Easy to install

9.70

Value for money

9.80

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Product Description

OEM parts that are genuine

Questions & Answers

Which sway bar bushing is it, the rear one or the front one? Can it be purchased with two?

The bushing is sold individually and it is a sway bar bushing.

What is the fitment of this model on Honda 2008 Honda SC?

The numbers are 51306 or 51307 The SCV - If you are a 00/52306-7 The SCV - You can find the A91 for your 2008 SC Element KA 5AT here.

Do these bushings need to be replaced after a certain number of miles?

In addition to replacing bushings when they crack or shrink, I also replace the seals.

Do you think this will fit in a 06 Honda ?

I could not have asked for a better fit for my 2006 EXP AWD

Selected User Reviews For Honda Genuine Bush

Having to deal with the loud clunking noise at the rear of the Honda element for 6 months is no fun

4/5

Having dealt with the annoying clunking noise in the rear of my Honda element for the past six months has finally solved the problem. There is a 2008 Honda element sc in my driveway. It turns out that this isn't the proper fit for the element SC model, but it works just fine. It doesn't fully close after the bushing is installed because its diameter is smaller than the sway bar. This creates a gap of about a half inch. There is no more clunking sound now, and it appears to be working as expected. Using simple tools, I was able to put them on in just ten minutes. We recommend it highly to people experiencing the same problems. For SC model owners, if you can find the correct part for your SC model, I'd go with that to make sure, but if you can't, these will still work well. Make sure to apply silicon paste to the bushing to prevent any cracking and to help it last longer. Up to date For the Honda Element SC model, I have found the correct ones. These are the ones you should order if you have a.

Jada Jones

| Oct 15, 2020

You can say goodbye to the CLUNK now! Years ago, I heard a mysterious 'thunk and clunk' in the rear of a Honda Element I replaced two of these bushings and the problem was solved

5/5

You want to make your rear stabilizer bar move a little bit, so grab it and move it. Make sure you use a rust-breaker like Kroil to avoid snapping your bolts and an impact driver to avoid flinching. Alternatively, if you want to go the extra mile, you can "dress" these bushings in silicone grease. Then, you won't even have to think about them again.

Matthias Strong

| Oct 31, 2020

I am satisfied

5/5

We replaced the rear stabilizer bushings on our Honda Element from 2008 to 2009. The vacuum made a difference in getting rid of bumping sounds from the rear of the car when it is traveling over rough terrain. Thanks to Ericthecarguy for the suggestion. You can view the video at www. com I found it to be very.

Elaina Bauer

| Dec 19, 2020

Two bushings will be needed since only one bushing is available! A bushing such as this is all there is

4/5

There were not any references to one bushing in my search. I was under the impression it came in pairs. There is a great deal of anger in my heart about that! Having to wait again is not fun. In the end, this is only one bushing for those who are buying 2!.

Evan Freeman

| Jun 15, 2021

It is good that they are old Honda OEM parts for my 2006 Honda Element

5/5

They are not noisy and fit perfectly. In the back end of most Honda Elements, you will hear a clunking noise with time. These bushings can usually be changed easily, and it will fix the problem in the majority of cases. There is no need to jack up the vehicle in this procedure, and you shouldn't have to spend more than 20 minutes on it.

Ahmir Lynn

| Sep 11, 2020

Part is a OEM part

5/5

Fits just right and ships in a reasonable amount of.