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Kelpro Spring Shackle Bush - 27012

Kelpro Spring Shackle Bush - 27012

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$23
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Kelpro Spring Shackle Bush - 27013

Kelpro Spring Shackle Bush - 27013

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MaxiTrac Bow Shackle, 4,750kg

MaxiTrac Bow Shackle, 4,750kg

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MaxiTrac Bow Shackle,  3,250kg 2 Pack

MaxiTrac Bow Shackle, 3,250kg 2 Pack

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Maintaining the Suspension Bushes on Your 1995 Mitsubishi Pajero

Owning a 1995 Mitsubishi Pajero is like having a trusty companion ready for rough adventures and smooth city drives alike. One key element that keeps your Pajero's ride smooth and enjoyable is the suspension system, which includes the vital suspension bushes. These bushes are indeed a part of your Pajero and play an essential role in the overall ride quality and handling.

Suspension bushes might not be as glamorous as some other car parts, but they are indispensable. These small components, typically made of rubber or polyurethane, act as cushions between various moving parts of your vehicle's suspension system. They are crucial for absorbing shocks, reducing vibrations, and limiting noise. Over time, however, they inevitably wear out and require attention.

  1. If you experience unusual vibrations or noise, uneven tyre wear, or notice the handling feels off, it's a good idea to check the suspension bushes. You'll want to make sure they're not cracked, overly soft, or otherwise degraded. Even without obvious symptoms, inspecting them periodically is wise.
  2. If replacement is needed, it's typically a task best handled by professionals unless you're very comfortable with automotive repairs. The process involves lifting the vehicle, removing various suspension components, and possibly using special tools to press out the old bushes and press in new ones. Given the importance of these components, ensuring they're installed correctly is key.
  3. When you are investing time and money into replacing your suspension bushes, consider the type of bushes you'll fit. Rubber bushes are the original equipment standard, providing a smoother, quieter ride. Polyurethane bushes, while a bit stiffer, can offer improved handling and longer life.
  4. Once the new bushes are installed, realignment of the suspension might be necessary. This ensures your Pajero handles as it should and that you get maximum life from your tyres.

For ongoing maintenance, keep an eye out for early signs of wear and listen for any changes in vehicle noise or ride quality. When in doubt, seek a professional opinion sooner rather than later. Suspension components work hard to keep you comfortable and safe, and your Pajero will reward you with continued loyal service when well-maintained.

Essentially, taking the time to look after the suspension bushes means that your Pajero will continue to deliver the comfortable, robust performance that makes it such a beloved vehicle. So, whether you're navigating urban roads or exploring off-the-beaten paths, your Pajero is ready for the challenge.