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Scooby Newbie
Member#: 56008
Join Date: Feb 2004
Chapter/Region:
NESIC
Location: Hanover, NH
Vehicle:2001 Outback LL Bean white |
![]() 80k 2014 outback 3.6R, Vermont (snow, salt, etc). I am in the process of changing driver side wheel hub and noted that rear bushing on the control arm looks not healthy to my ignorant eye: rubber separates from the middle bolt/spindle/whateveritis:
![]() I (or wife who drives it usually) have not mentioned any noises/vibrations. I wonder, 1. if I should replace that rear bushing while doing work there anyways (have a press, might need to borrow adapter), or such rubber from metal separation is "normal" and I shouldn't bother unless there are symptoms. 2. what part? I have tried to find the OEM part, which seems to be 20204AG011 but parts.subaru.com can't confirm fitment (will call local one tomorrow after they reopen). edit: according to www.subarupartsdeal.com search based on VIN it is actually 20204AJ020, so my initial search was wrong I guess. 3. is it ok to replace one but not the other (side)? thanks in advance for the feedback Last edited by yarikoptic; 04-15-2020 at 02:19 PM. |
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