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Body Bushing Replacements

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#1 ·
Hi All,

I am looking for some replacement body bushings/mounts for my Jeep. I will be installing a lift and taking my body lift out. Three of the upper rubber bushings under the doors are cracking, and I am totally missing the lower half of one of the body bushings that go over the rear axle. I believe I am able to find the replacement for the rear axle bushing and I will be able to get new screws through OSH or a similar hardware store. My issue is with finding a replacement bushing for the 6 center upper rubber mounts... I can only find it in the package which I do not need. Does anyone know where I can pick up just 3 of the bushings?
 
#3 ·
That's what I did. I checked with them and Morris 4x4 but was unable to locate the part :rant:

I don't want to have to buy the whole kit for like $120 when they cost around $3 individually...
 
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#11 ·
Here are the uppers for the two above the rear bumper, two above the rear axle, and one under the radiator:
Crown Body Mount Bushing - Sold Individually - 52002660

Here are the lowers for the same positions:
Crown Body Mount Bushing - Sold Individually - 52002659

Here are the uppers for the 6 in the middle of the body under the doors:
Crown Body Mount Bushing - Sold Individually - 52002008

Here are the lowers for under the doors:
Crown Body Mount Bushing - 55176180

Perfect - Thanks

- For future reference here are the metal retainers too:

6 Middle position retainers under doors
Crown Body Mount Retainer - 52001961

4 Rear mounts and front Center mount retainer:
Crown Body Mount Retainer - 52002661

Or a complete kit (minus bolts):
http://www.jcwhitney.com/p2000284/sku-6536884.jcwx?filterid=d57148y2005g80j1
 
#12 ·
It went well! I only have done the lowers so far and I may not do the uppers but we will see. I used my mechanic's shop press and while he doesn't have the proper cups/sockets for them we made it work and it was pretty darn easy to do. Just a lot of driving back and forth to his shop for each arm.

Those suckers are pressed in there real good though, so if you do not have access to a press I would suggest just spending the money and getting the Moog arms with the bushings already pressed in.
 
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