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This Febi Bilstein 14520 control arm bush is designed for automotive technicians and DIY enthusiasts looking for a reliable suspension replacement part. The kit provides a robust, high-quality solution for restoring factory handling, though it requires specific attention to installation procedures to ensure the longevity of the bushings. This component is engineered for precise fitment in front axle (left or right) and rear suspension systems, featuring durable construction to withstand daily road stress.
| Model Part Number | 14520 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Febi Bilstein |
It is highly recommended to use a hydraulic press to ensure the bush is seated evenly without damage.
No, this kit is for one position. You will need to purchase two kits if you are replacing bushings on both the left and right sides.
The 17mm inner diameter is designed to match the specific bolt size of your control arm mounting point to ensure there is no lateral movement.
Yes, this part is compatible with both front axle and rear position mounting points as specified by the manufacturer.
Tightening while the suspension is compressed at ride height prevents the rubber from being twisted prematurely, which causes the bushing to tear.
Ensure the control arm eyelet is cleaned of rust and debris and use a proper hydraulic press with the correct diameter drifts.
Verify that the final tightening of suspension bolts was performed with the vehicle at 'ride height' rather than with the suspension hanging freely.
Installation requires a mechanical press to remove the old bushing and insert the new Febi Bilstein component without damaging the control arm housing. Always inspect the control arm for stress cracks before installation. A critical care instruction is to ensure that all mounting bolts are only fully torqued while the vehicle's wheels are resting on the ground under the car's own weight. This prevents 'pre-tensioning' the rubber, which significantly extends the service life of the bushing by preventing it from being twisted in a static state.
