As a backyard mechanic, quite literally, I was cleaning up the engine subframe in order to paint it. I unbolted the stabilizer brackets to clean them up. The left side bracket caught the electric wire brush and sailed out into the thick brush on the side of the yard - never to be seen again. Hmmm. At least it took off away from me.
I'm looking for a left side N600 stabilizer bracket and two stabilizer bushings. Any ideas where to find them? Ebay has the coupe bushings, but they look different in the parts catalog.
stabilizer bracket and bushing
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feltonminicycle
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Re: stabilizer bracket and bushing
Coupe bushings will work on sedan. The left side bracket has a notch in the top to signify it's left sidedness. If you get the coupe bushings you can also use the coupe brackets. Depending on the year of your sedan you may find the coupe bushings 1mm too large but still better than no bushings.
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, "Bill" wrote:
> As a backyard mechanic, quite literally, I was cleaning up the engine subframe in order to paint it. I unbolted the stabilizer brackets to clean them up. The left side bracket caught the electric wire brush and sailed out into the thick brush on the side of the yard - never to be seen again. Hmmm. At least it took off away from me.
> I'm looking for a left side N600 stabilizer bracket and two stabilizer bushings. Any ideas where to find them? Ebay has the coupe bushings, but they look different in the parts catalog.