gordon1

What is the moog # for the sway bar bushings.I got a #K90400 blue poly bushing for a 2007 HHR LT with a 25 MM bar, the moog are smaller bushing and there is no grease fitting on them thanks

jay loukakis

Try www.energysuspensionparts.com greaseable 1nch 25 mm part number9.5161 order qty. 1 as they come as a pair tota $15.99 plus shipping USPS

gordon1

I purchased the moog already but if there wrong i can get the ones fron energysuspensions. not planning to keep the car a real long time with susp. goodies needing replacement at 45000 miles not only sway bar items but looking at lower ball joints not a vehicle that sees rough roads at all. Kind of gun shy right now thanks

prod

My take is that there are a few small parts that do need replacing (suspension bits,brakes), but once done with better aftermarket parts, the overall vehicle is pretty solid. Mine will be around for a long time. :)

gordon1

Quite true normal wear is expected

jay loukakis

I cannot complain at 49,486 miles so far replaced sway-bar links and poly bushings, rear shocks Fe3 KYB, cam solenoids about 5000 miles ago. still love the HHR.

gordon1

The moog that i have Moog# K 90400 Are the wrong ones tried to install bracket holes top to close to each other. Will put in a new set of oem till i get south this coming Nov thanks

jay loukakis

My post above for about $20.00 have grease fittings and ar epoly. why wait til Nov.?

gordon1

will get the energy suspension ones. Thanks

briand

i assume that the replacement of the OE swaybar bushings with these greaseable ones from EnergySuspension is pretty straight forward? I'll continue my search for the HOWTO on this forum.