Re: Warning! ProComp shocks problem
Posted: Tue Mar 01, 2011 11:57 pm
Both are the same
5/8" hourglass poly bushings
5/8" hourglass poly bushings
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Re: Warning! ProComp shocks problem
Posted: Wed Mar 02, 2011 12:31 am
Thanks
Re: Warning! ProComp shocks problem
Posted: Wed Mar 02, 2011 9:12 am
PV2028 is the correct part number for the 5/8 bushing
Re: Warning! ProComp shocks problem
Posted: Tue Feb 28, 2012 2:44 pm
To resurrect an old thread, the bottom rubber bushings on my front Pro-Comp 9000 shocks are in bad shape. Napa doesn't know from PV2028. Any suggestion where to get these bushings in Calgary? An off-road shop?jfarsang wrote:PV2028 is the correct part number for the 5/8 bushing
Also, should the upper bushing (pin-type mount) also be replaced? It doesn't look bad compared to the bottoms, but if I'm changing, might as well do it all.
Re: Warning! ProComp shocks problem
Posted: Tue Feb 28, 2012 2:56 pm
uppers donut bushings are fine rubber/poly.
hourglass bushings are the problematic one's.
any 4x4 shop will stock them. NAPA/Lordco should have bunches of them. They are a generic eyelet shock bushing at 5/8"
The PV # is specific to procomp. If store you are shopping at does not stock Procomp shocks, they won't bring up this part number.
hourglass bushings are the problematic one's.
any 4x4 shop will stock them. NAPA/Lordco should have bunches of them. They are a generic eyelet shock bushing at 5/8"
The PV # is specific to procomp. If store you are shopping at does not stock Procomp shocks, they won't bring up this part number.
Re: Warning! ProComp shocks problem
Posted: Tue Feb 28, 2012 3:13 pm
As a side note never install py bushings in dry, use a good quality silicone grease inside and out. Will improve life and stop the squeak.
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Re: Warning! ProComp shocks problem
Posted: Wed Feb 29, 2012 1:26 am
Good luck getting them in position without some grease anyway!legionnair wrote:As a side note never install py bushings in dry, use a good quality silicone grease inside and out. Will improve life and stop the squeak.
Re: Warning! ProComp shocks problem
Posted: Wed Feb 29, 2012 6:14 pm
It was more a general info for poly bushings normal grease is ok but silicone grease will protect and lube betterRichD wrote:Good luck getting them in position without some grease anyway!legionnair wrote:As a side note never install py bushings in dry, use a good quality silicone grease inside and out. Will improve life and stop the squeak.