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Kelpro Suspension Bush - 28407

Kelpro Suspension Bush - 28407

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$13
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Kelpro Suspension Bush - 28412

Kelpro Suspension Bush - 28412

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Kelpro Suspension Bush - 28411
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Kelpro Suspension Bush - 28411

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Kelpro Spring Shackle Bush - 27415

Kelpro Spring Shackle Bush - 27415

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Kelpro Spring Eye Bush - 27414

Kelpro Spring Eye Bush - 27414

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LOWER ARM BUSH - BU274

LOWER ARM BUSH - BU274

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Drivetech 4x4 Suspension Bush Kit - DT-RBK18

Drivetech 4x4 Suspension Bush Kit - DT-RBK18

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Kelpro Sway Bar Mount Bush - 22810

Kelpro Sway Bar Mount Bush - 22810

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Kelpro Sway Bar Mount Bush - 22811

Kelpro Sway Bar Mount Bush - 22811

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Kelpro Sway Bar Link Bush - 22786

Kelpro Sway Bar Link Bush - 22786

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TRW Control Arm - JTC7839
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TRW Control Arm - JTC7839

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TRW Control Arm - JTC7649
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TRW Control Arm - JTC7649

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TRW Control Arm - JTC7650
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TRW Control Arm - JTC7650

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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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Kelpro Control Arm Bush - 28402

Kelpro Control Arm Bush - 28402

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Kelpro Control Arm Bush - 28406

Kelpro Control Arm Bush - 28406

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Drivetech 4X4 Spring Eye Bush Kit - DTB7338

Drivetech 4X4 Spring Eye Bush Kit - DTB7338

$141
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Kelpro Control Arm Bush - 28404

Kelpro Control Arm Bush - 28404

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SUSP BUSH - FRONT EYE - 039-428411

SUSP BUSH - FRONT EYE - 039-428411

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SUSP BUSH - SWAY BAR MOUNT 29MM - 039-422810

SUSP BUSH - SWAY BAR MOUNT 29MM - 039-422810

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SUSP BUSH - CONTROL ARM - 039-428406

SUSP BUSH - CONTROL ARM - 039-428406

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Suspension Bushes on the 2009 Toyota Hilux: What You Need to Know

The 2009 Toyota Hilux is well-known for its rugged build and reliable performance, especially when it comes to tackling tough Aussie conditions. One key component that helps this ute maintain its solid ride and handling are the suspension bushes. Suspension bushes are definitely fitted to the 2009 Hilux, and they play an important role in how the vehicle handles bumps, cornering, and general drive comfort.

So, what exactly are suspension bushes? Simply put, they are small rubber or polyurethane parts that sit between the various metal components of the suspension system. They work as cushions or isolators, absorbing vibrations and reducing friction between metal parts. On the Hilux, they are typically found in areas like the control arms, trailing arms, and stabiliser bars. Without them, the suspension parts would literally be grinding metal against metal, which would be noisy, uncomfortable and cause rapid wear.

Because the Hilux is a workhorse often used on rough roads, unsealed tracks and loaded up with gear, these bushes take quite a bit of punishment. The rubber material inside can degrade over time due to constant flexing, exposure to dirt, water and grease. When bushes wear out, it leads to a series of annoying drivability issues such as clunking noises, wandering steering and a harsh ride. The ute may even develop uneven tyre wear or steering play.

That is why regular inspection and maintenance of suspension bushes is an important part of looking after a 2009 Toyota Hilux. Many mechanics include checking these components as part of a suspension service or general vehicle check. Catching worn bushings early can save money later on by preventing damage to other suspension parts.

Here is what you should know when it comes to suspension bushes and your Hilux's maintenance:

  • Purpose and Function - The suspension bushes isolate vibrations, reduce noise, and allow controlled movement between suspension parts. This improves ride comfort and handling stability, especially on uneven terrain.
  • Typical Locations - On the 2009 Hilux, you'll find bushes on control arms (both front and rear), trailing arms, anti-roll bar mounts and sometimes on shock absorber mounts as well.
  • Signs of Wear - Watch out for clunking or knocking sounds when driving over bumps, excessive body roll when turning, looseness in the steering or uneven tyre wear. These are common indicators the bushes may have deteriorated.
  • Inspection - A mechanic will usually inspect bushes by lifting the vehicle and visually checking for cracks, splits or deformation in the rubber, along with play in the suspension arms using a pry bar.
  • Replacement - When bushes are worn, they should be replaced to maintain the Hilux's original handling characteristics and safety. Depending on the bush type, replacement might require pressing out the old bush and pressing in a new one, or replacing entire suspension arms if bushings are non-serviceable.
  • Material Options - Factory bushes are typically made of rubber, which provides a good balance of comfort and durability. For those looking for improved handling or off-road performance, polyurethane bushes are a popular upgrade as they are firmer and more resistant to wear but can transmit more noise and vibration.
  • Maintenance Tips - Regular cleaning to remove dirt and debris, ensuring suspension components are lubricated where designed, and scheduling inspections at least every 20,000 to 30,000 km helps keep suspension bushes going strong. Of course, if the Hilux is regularly subjected to harsh off-road conditions, more frequent inspections are recommended.

Overall, suspension bushes are a small but vital component for the 2009 Toyota Hilux. They keep the ride smooth, steering responsive and help protect suspension parts from damage. Drivers who get into the habit of checking and replacing their suspension bushes when needed end up with a safer, more comfortable and longer-lasting ute.