Trex08

Im being driven crazy with this part, I know this is listed here, but on most of the parts sites its not applicable to HHR, only cavelier, maybe cobalt.

I called Moog, they said a new part number is K201285, but can't be found anywhere, and that K200792 is not applicable to HHR.

Is this just a bunch of BS and 200792 works just fine? Does it take more work to get it in? Why are they putting out a new part number?

Oldblue

Because the HHR is discontinued?

They fit press out the rubber bushing press in the bearing bushing!
I've done this on several HHR's

donbrew

How many is that this week?

It is not listed for HHR because the HHR has not been made since 2011, so none came with it installed.

https://www.chevyhhr.net/forums/brak...ushings-49506/

Trex08

Odd that moog would decide at this point in time to come up with a part number specific to the HHR. If the k200792 is a perfect fit, they should just list it for the HHR instead of confusing everybody. The Cavalier is way out of production also, yet they list that model for this part.

donbrew

The HHR is a light truck, the Cavalier is a sedan. Different books.

Oldblue

The Moog K201285 is for the HHR, it is tested compatible with the aluminum LCA



https://www.opticatonline.com/part/m...ol-arm-bushing

But wait the K200792 is listed now for the HHR

K200792

Chevrolet Cavalier 05-95; Classic 05-04; Cobalt 10-05; HHR 11-06; Malibu 03-97; Oldsmobile Alero 04-99; Cutlass 99-97; Pontiac G5 10-07; Grand Am 05-00; Pursuit 06-05; Sunfire 05-95; Saturn Ion 07-04; Ion-1 05-03; Ion-2 07-04; Ion-3 07


http://www.moogparts.com/pdf/problem...failure_EN.pdf

donbrew

I wonder why zinc plating costs $15 each.

Oldblue

Extra step , research and development, just cause it's pretty! I've never been able to determine that, and I used to be a bean counter.

agmc4me

I used the K200792 on both my LCA bushings.