MOOG K90719 | Suspension Control Arm Bushing

Part Number

K90719

Control Arm Bushing

Fits: 85-06 Volkswagen Golf, 85-06 Volkswagen Jetta, 90-95 Volkswagen Corrado, 90-97 Volkswagen Passat, 95-02 Volkswagen Cabrio, 98-10 Volkswagen Beetle, 00 Audi TT, 00 Audi TT Quattro, 07-10 Volkswagen Golf City, 07-09 Volkswagen Jetta City

Special Price $16.79 Regular Price $20.78

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Estimated Ship Date: 1 Business Day or Less

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Details

Backed by superior materials and rigorous testing, MOOG control arm bushings deliver reliable performance you can count on. MOOG problem-solving innovations ensure fast, hassle-free installation.

BRAND: MOOG Chassis Products

FEATURES:

2000 Audi TT (Front Lower Forward) (Qualifier: To Chassis # 8N-Y-060000); 2000 Audi TT Quattro (Front Lower Forward) (Qualifier: To Chassis # 8N-Y-060000); 2007-2010 Volkswagen Golf City (Front Lower Forward) (Qualifier: Seventh and Eighth Digit of VIN is BE); 2007-2009 Volkswagen Jetta City (Front Lower Forward) (Qualifier: Seventh and Eighth Digit of VIN is 9M or 1J); 1995-2002 Volkswagen Cabrio (Front Lower Forward); 1998-2010 Volkswagen Beetle (Front Lower Forward); 1985-2006 Volkswagen Jetta (Front Lower Forward) (Qualifier: Seventh and Eighth Digit of VIN is 9M or 1J); 1985-2006 Volkswagen Golf GLS GL TDI GTI Wolfsburg Edition GTI GLS GTI GLX GTI 1.8T GTI VR6 GLS TDI GL TDI (Front Lower Forward) (Liter: 2.0, 2.8, 1.9, 1.8); 1990-1995 Volkswagen Corrado (Front Lower Forward); 1990-1997 Volkswagen Passat (Front Lower Forward)
Control Arm Bushing
HIGHLY PRECISE ENGINEERING -- Optimized for quiet operation and resistance to wear, salt, road grime and oils
MOOG K90719 Control Arm Bushing
OE-STYLE DESIGN -- Engineered to match or exceed OE requirements
PREMIUM MATERIALS -- Made from high-quality elastomer compounds for durability and ride performance
RIGOROUS TESTING -- Comprehensive testing throughout design and development processes by MOOG engineers for quality you can count on

SPECIFICS:

Attachment Method	Press In
Includes Hardware	No
Inner Diameter Bushing 1 (Inch)	0.470
Length Bushing 1 (Inch)	2.120
Outer Diameter Bushing 1 (Inch)	1.430
Quantity of Bushings	1

DOWNLOADS:

INTERCHANGE:

Beck/Arnley: 1014075
TRW Steering and Suspension Parts: 12705
NAPA: 267-3618
NAPA: 267-3635
Volkswagen: 357-407-182
ACDelco: 45G9253
Dorman: 523-022
Dorman: 531-463
Raybestos Brakes: 5651253
Centric Parts: 602.33010
MAS Industries: BC43000
Mcquay-Norris: FB887
TRW Steering and Suspension Parts: JBU161
Firestone: K90719
Mevotech: MK90719

APPLICATIONS:

1995-2002 Volkswagen Cabrio - Position: Front Lower Forward
2000-2000 Audi TT - Position: Front Lower Forward
1985-2006 Volkswagen Jetta - Position: Front Lower Forward
1985-2006 Volkswagen Golf - Position: Front Lower Forward
1990-1997 Volkswagen Passat - Position: Front Lower Forward
2007-2010 Volkswagen Golf City - Position: Front Lower Forward
1998-2010 Volkswagen Beetle - Position: Front Lower Forward
2007-2009 Volkswagen Jetta City - Position: Front Lower Forward
1990-1995 Volkswagen Corrado - Position: Front Lower Forward
2000-2000 Audi TT Quattro - Position: Front Lower Forward

Product Questions (4)

Customer Questions

How do suspension stabilizer bars work?

Suspension stabilizer bars, or sway bars, reduce body roll during turns by connecting the suspension on opposite sides of the vehicle and distributing the force of the turn more evenly between the wheels.

Do stabilizer bars affect steering?

Yes, stabilizer bars can affect steering by reducing body roll during turns and improving handling and stability.

Where is the stabilizer bar link?

The stabilizer bar link is a small metal rod with ball joints that connects the stabilizer bar to the suspension system of a vehicle. It is typically located near the wheels and attaches to the control arm or strut of the suspension.

What is the suspension stabilizer bar link?

The suspension stabilizer bar link is a component that connects the suspension stabilizer bar to the suspension system of a vehicle, allowing the stabilizer bar to effectively reduce body roll during turns and improve the handling and stability of the vehicle. It is typically a small metal rod with ball joints on each end.