OER K3033 Body Mount Bushing Kit 1976 Firebird, Trans Am; Subframe and Radiator Support; 12-Piece Set
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OER K3033 1976 Firebird, Trans Am; Body Mount Bushing Kit; Subframe and Radiator Support; 12-Piece Set Features:
Reproduction of the original style body mount and radiator support bushings designed for 1976 Pontiac Firebird and Trans Am models. Replacing the original body mount bushings WithOER® rubber reproductions is a sure fire way of maintaining originality and mounting the subframe exactly the way the factory intended. Each set of bushings contains all shouldered rubber bushings and cushions required for complete replacement of the subframe. Each body mount is produced using correct compression molded S.B.R. Withsteel sleeve inserts where required.
Additional Information- Replaces the following GM part numbers:
- Radiator support: (#1 location) bushing #549236, cushion #549235.
- Body mount part numbers: (#2 location) front bushing #527847, cushion #332654.
- Body mount part numbers: (#3 location) rear bushing #356513, cushion #356514
- For vehicles Withthe radiator support mounted to the topside of the frame rail.
- 1976-1976 Pontiac Firebird
Specifications:
Motor Vehicles
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