audi s3 8l rear axle bushes

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ive just been out changing the inner wishbone bushes(rear of the car) and i noticed theyre appears to be bushes that the wishbones bolt round on the outer side.

ive tried looking for them on camskill and powerflex but cant find them, does anyone know what they are???? they seem to be part of the axle and are they supposed to move around freely as to me they look like they need changed.

heres the link to the diagram as im sure you'll know the inners are number 12 but the outers i cant find
POWERFLEX - Rear Wishbone Inner Bush - Audi - S3 Mk1 Type 8L 4WD Quattro (99-2003) £80.57 Polyurethane Suspension Bushes Audi - S3 4WD

cheers
 
you havent got a link have you??? as i still cant find them or the name of the part???
cheers
 
you havent got a link have you??? as i still cant find them or the name of the part???
cheers

You need to look under the VW Golf MkIV bushes on the Powerflex site, that's the only place I spotted them.

JB
 
If its the bushes that are in the actual hub you are on about (and are the part number aragorn posted) then there are no poly bushes available I am aware of as they are swivel type joints rather than a bush...

<tuffty/>
 
If its the bushes that are in the actual hub you are on about (and are the part number aragorn posted) then there are no poly bushes available I am aware of as they are swivel type joints rather than a bush...

<tuffty/>
so is it only audi i can get them from???
 
Oh this is interesting, the part number tuffty gave has been replaced with the one i gave.

It seems they've done away with the bearing, and replaced it with a normal bonded rubber bushing!

Goto the dealer and buy them there IMO. Unless you can get proper OE versions.
 
Oh this is interesting, the part number tuffty gave has been replaced with the one i gave.

It seems they've done away with the bearing, and replaced it with a normal bonded rubber bushing!

Goto the dealer and buy them there IMO. Unless you can get proper OE versions.

ive sent stirlingaudi an email so we'll see what they have
cheers dude
 
Humm... a little searching netted the following...

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Seems like they may have changed the design (not surprising considering they have been the cause of the tie bar failures)... not seen any of these on later cars as yet though... will keep an eye open now that I am aware...

<tuffty/>
 
the 1 on the left is what i have, and i havent had any problems just completely worn out. ive bought the 1s on ebay so ill see how we do with them
 
Somis the one on the left the problem one? I ask as i hae 4 brand new ones togo from a suspension rebuild kit i bought ages ago, was going to fit them the same time as doing the rear brakes!
 
Yeah... they are the originals... all Mk4 chassis AWD's I haev seen to date use them... from what aragorn has noticed though is that they changed in 03 which is when 8L went out of production however the Mk4 chassis carried on for a few years in the TT and R32...

If I were a betting man I would think all 8L quattro's had the earlier bush but later TT and R32's got the newer one..

<tuffty/>
 
Somis the one on the left the problem one? I ask as i hae 4 brand new ones togo from a suspension rebuild kit i bought ages ago, was going to fit them the same time as doing the rear brakes!

Yes... its seizes and causes the failure of the ties bars :)

<tuffty/>
 
Sod using them then, ive iust fitted 2 sets of daves tie bars and dont fancy snapping them in a hurry haha. So the part numbes aragon posted are the ones to use?
 
Sod using them then, ive iust fitted 2 sets of daves tie bars and dont fancy snapping them in a hurry haha. So the part numbes aragon posted are the ones to use?

I believe so yes... regardless a dealer will know its been superseded and only supply the current part anyway...

<tuffty/>
 
Sorry for the thread revival lol

I was looking hard a long for a thread like this (and came across this on googly image search) - so I guess this is my bit helping others as I owe alot to this site.


http://www.vagcat.com/epc/cat/au/A3/2002/209/53/2571866/#16 - Number 4 - 1J0505203 "bonded rubber mounting" are the one's you want over the rubber bushings as previously mentioned- They seize up and lock / resulting in failure at the tie arms!!!!


I've just bought x4 of these to replace the rears on my 2002 8L quattro. I've had a rear tie arms failure in the last 4 months and so bit the bullet and got replacements before this happens to me again. Luckily I was going crawling pace when it failed!!!

http://www.ebay.com/itm/400701241439?_trksid=p2060778.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT are the one's I bought from ebay. You can search for "EOS // mk5 Golf // Touran // Tiguan etc" rear bush, there around £6 delivered.

Extremely quick delivery and look solid in the flesh. Nicely priced and an exact duplicate of the part number "1J0505203".


Time will tell :)


Hope this helps anybody.

Joe
 
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Sorry for the thread revival lol

I was looking hard a long for a thread like this (and came across this on googly image search) - so I guess this is my bit helping others as I owe alot to this site.


http://www.vagcat.com/epc/cat/au/A3/2002/209/53/2571866/#16 - Number 4 - 1J0505203 "bonded rubber mounting" are the one's you want over the rubber bushings as previously mentioned- They seize up and lock / resulting in failure at the tie arms!!!!


I've just bought x4 of these to replace the rears on my 2002 8L quattro. I've had a rear tie arms failure in the last 4 months and so bit the bullet and got replacements before this happens to me again. Luckily I was going crawling pace when it failed!!!

http://www.ebay.com/itm/400701241439?_trksid=p2060778.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT are the one's I bought from ebay. You can search for "EOS // mk5 Golf // Touran // Tiguan etc" rear bush, there around £6 delivered.

Extremely quick delivery and look solid in the flesh. Nicely priced and an exact duplicate of the part number "1J0505203".


Time will tell :)


Hope this helps anybody.

Joe
£6 for bush and £22 for postage !
 

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