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rallyestyle

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Having a mare with part numbers....

Easily found the number for the partner p bush but cannot find the number for the other bush.

Had a look all over the forum but nothing definitive, noticed a lot of missing and mucked up numbers so don't know what's happening there.

Also looked on the servicebox alternative, it shows the parts for the bush but I can't seem to find the numbers.

Any help greatly appreciated, a basic one this, can't belive I can't find them on here already!

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Posted 29th Mar 2020 at 06:59
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jord294

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Tbh with you, front bushes very rarely wear, it's just the p bush.

Mister-auto do complete TRW wishbones for around £40 each

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Posted 29th Mar 2020 at 07:58
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rallyestyle

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jord294 wrote:
Tbh with you, front bushes very rarely wear, it's just the p bush.

Mister-auto do complete TRW wishbones for around £40 each


Thanks Jord.

I've had the car for a long time, around 17 years now, pretty sure the front bushes have never been done so wanted to get them done while im redoing all of the suspension.

Would prefer to stick with the pug wishbones. Are the TRW ones decent quality?

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Posted 29th Mar 2020 at 10:49
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jord294

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TRW are basically o/e peugeot.

Put it this way, if I can't source genuine, TRW is my second choice, or even lemforder

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Posted 29th Mar 2020 at 11:58
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alcon

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jord294 wrote:
TRW are basically o/e peugeot.

Put it this way, if I can't source genuine, TRW is my second choice, or even lemforder


I've always used Lemforder and never had any issues whatsoever.

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Posted 30th Mar 2020 at 11:44
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rallyestyle

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Gonna try and find the part number for the other bush and swap them over, if that doesn't happen I will have a look at the TRW wishbones and go that route Thumbs up

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Posted 30th Mar 2020 at 14:41
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deeturbo

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Post #7
I think the OEM part number is 96 110 483

I would recommend these
Posted 1st Apr 2020 at 22:53
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