vaughnc

Anyone have a complete list of OEM part numbers for all the bushings & misc. rubber suspension parts? Yes I've searched.

Specifically, I'm looking for the S5 bushings for an 1989 Convertible. Note some bushings are Convertible specific according to Mazda's parts book.

I'd like to give the dealership's parts department a list of part #s to order, but it's impossible to compare the Mazda service manual against the parts book.

No I'm not going aftermarket polyeurethane on a convertible. That's what my other rx-7 is for

Based on the service manual here's what I've dugup so far. Everyone uses different names for the same thing, so I hope the service manual is "Mazda Speak" for the correct mazda parts.

Am I missing anything ??

rear suspension:
rear stabalizer bushing (r-29)
shock absorber bushing (r-19)
pillow ball rubber seals (r-23)
trailing arm bushing - triaxial floating hub inner side(r-24)
trailing arm bushing - subrame side (r-24)
subframe rubber mount (r-31)
differential rubber mount (r-31)
DTSS rear toe steer bushings

front suspension:
lower arm bushing - front (r-14)
lower arm bushing - rear (r-14)
stablizer bushing (r-17)
shock absorber bushing

Misc
rubber engine mounts
tranny mounts

vaughnc

If you'd like to play matchmaker, here are the parts pages:

Wankel7

Go to the sponser at the top of the page.

www.mazdaformance.com has the parts diagrams for all second gens.

James

vaughnc

Those .pdf parts diagrams from mazdaformance.com ARE NOT searchable, and they're 117+ pages each. It's going to take a LONG time to MANUALLY wade through them, and I hope I find all the parts.

If anyone has a list compiled already, please do post it.

vaughnc

(double post)

Wankel7

They are sepeartated into sections that rather easy for me to find. I guess that is just me

James

vaughnc

I'm having a hard time finding the DTSS diagram to confirm the part number. It doesn't appear to be in the rear suspenstion section.

Wankel7

It might be in section 2830 on Chassis 2 of 2.

James

vaughnc

got it, it was under the driveaxel section I believe. That index isn't easy to follow