Help quiet rear-suspension clunks and keep your rear sway bar held securely in its mounts with the Dorman stabilizer bar bushing kit, part number 928-331 from Dorman - OE Solutions. It is a direct-fit replacement for the rear suspension of the 2005-2010 Scion tC. The bushings hold the sway bar in place so it can do its job of limiting body roll as the car leans through turns.
Over time, worn sway bar bushings can let the bar shift in its mounts. Signs they may need replacing include clunking or rattling from the rear over bumps, squeaks, or handling that feels looser in corners. Because worn links and other suspension parts can cause similar noises, diagnose the cause first. If worn bushings are the cause, this kit replaces them. See the Buyer's Guide tab for full application details.
Interchange: MS868155 · JBU2262
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What does a sway bar bushing kit do?
The bushings hold the sway bar in its mounts and let it pivot while it works to limit body roll as the vehicle leans in turns.
Which vehicle does Dorman 928-331 fit?
It is a direct-fit replacement for the rear sway bar on the 2005-2010 Scion tC.
What are signs my rear sway bar bushings may need replacing?
Signs include clunking or rattling from the rear over bumps, squeaking, or looser handling in turns. Diagnose first, since worn links and other parts can cause similar noises.
Is Dorman 928-331 made to match the original part?
Yes. Dorman precision-engineers it to match the design and dimensions of the original components, and says it fits and performs like the original equipment.
How are rear sway bar bushings replaced?
The job generally involves unbolting the bushing brackets, swapping the bushings and reinstalling the brackets. Follow the vehicle service information for the procedure and torque specs.
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