Mitsubishi outlander sport/asx front suspension noise - sway bar bushings replacement

Got a clunking in your suspension? Take a look as this possible simple fix to your problem.
2017 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport @35k miles.

[@fahadkindy4134]

Thanks for uploading this!!!

[@RhoadsChristopher]

No problem!

[@javiermf2875]

Hi mate! Good Job! Well done! One quick question: Do you have any link to get those bushings?

[@wardmacfarlan6306]

Very helpful! Don't forget to torque the lug nuts aprox 100 ft. lbs.

[@DaveO5032]

The new bushing appears not be split,so you slide it on after disconnecting the sway bar link I'm guessing, thanks for video

[@ltwilliamsjonathanrussell8941]

Good work

[@ltwilliamsjonathanrussell8941]

Just a good idea

[@ltwilliamsjonathanrussell8941]

Mitsubishi are known for using certain types of parts

[@przemokbh8079]

Do you have video with that noise? I have some knocking annoing when I drive over bumper very slowly like 20km/h.

[@careautorepair4881]

did you solve this problem ?

[@przemokbh8079]

@@careautorepair4881 no. I have my car inspected and they not found problem. Before mechanic have change shock absorber bearings because when I turn stering I have heard cracking. Maybe mechanic make something wrong or maybe is not that problem. Car mitsubishi asx

[@Wookiemonsterfreak]

2 years later now, how are these bushings? If I can find these I would consider them. I have a 2012 with a lot of rough use, but am not yet ready to replace, but would like to get some of these parts ahead of time. It’s said the poly bushing transfer a lot of vibration but just for the sway bar bushes it should be fine. Also looking for control arm bushes too.

[@RhoadsChristopher]

Traded the car in haha. You can find those at basically every auto parts store. They are a good material so they should have held up with no issue.

[@przemokbh8079]

If I see through this rubber in another side its like moon so its mean I need change? I have some noise in the back when I drive slowly in the some holes

[@RhoadsChristopher]

Try use a pry bar and wedging it against the bar. See hoe much deflection / movement it has. If it looks like a crazy amount the bar could be making contact.

[@ahmedradi4773]

How far is that going? Is there any squeaking?

[@RhoadsChristopher]

No squeeking that I noticed, but then again I used a lot of super grease just in case.

[@TheFreezermonster]

You have a link for the bushings? Having a hard time find anyone poly bushings.

[@RhoadsChristopher]

a.co/d/6iQ7twA

[@RhoadsChristopher]

Energy Suspension 9.5158R

[@TheFreezermonster]

@@RhoadsChristopher thanks mate!

[@Osiris_T]

Will these work for the rear as well? If not do you know which ones I can replace it with? Thank you.

[@RhoadsChristopher]

I'm not 100% sure. I did not get a chance to look at the rear before selling my vehicle.

[@DavidLopez-lz9ff]

212k on my 16 Outlander...I hear an annoying rattle when going slow on rough road (under 10mph)...I looked at those bushing but seemed OK...did it fix your rattle?

[@RhoadsChristopher]

It did for me, but with that high of milage it could be a number of things.

[@truwarrior22]

Find the problem?

[@ItsCleto]

Would this fit a full sized '17 Outlander rear? Not the Outlander Sport.. Looks very similar.

[@RhoadsChristopher]

I'm not 100% sure. I sold the vehicle = (

[@jeriiman]

How has the repair held up?

[@RhoadsChristopher]

No issues so far, easy to swap over and can easily be regreased if necessary.

[@jeriiman]

@@RhoadsChristopher thanks for replying! just bought the same exact set for my 2014 outlander sport.

[@RhoadsChristopher]

@@jeriiman easy swap!

[@anguslean4058]

35,000 miles isn't it under warranty ?

[@RhoadsChristopher]

@@anguslean4058 yup

[@przemokbh8079]

Its better then oryginal ? Stronger ? Thanks for vid

[@RhoadsChristopher]

Yes

[@przemokbh8079]

@@RhoadsChristopher front and rear have the same size? And how to install them because the org have some cracked in the top and this one I don't see. Thank you

[@RhoadsChristopher]

@Przemo Kbh not sure if the front and rear are the same. Installation for the rear is probably similar if you find the right bushing.