MHC3160AA - Draagarm met straalbus

- €76,10

€76,10

€76,10 - €76,10

€76,10

OEM: Made by an Original Equipment Manufacturer. This part is made by an original equipment manufacturer or under their license, ensuring compatibility and quality.

Brand Jaguar

Radius armrubber

Fitment Notes JAGUAR XJS — rear radius arm mounting bush
DAIMLER LIMOUSINE 1968-1992 — rear radius arm mounting bush (Daimler = Jaguar marque)

Alternative Codes

MHC3160AA

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Netherlands / Belgium / Germany: 2–4 working days after dispatch.
Other EU countries + UK: 4–8 working days after dispatch.
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Frequently asked questions

What is the MHC3160 rear radius arm bush for?

The MHC3160 is a rear radius arm mounting bush used on the Jaguar XJS and Daimler Limousine 1968-1992. It locates the rear radius arm to the body, absorbing vibration and controlling arm movement so the rear suspension stays properly positioned.

Where is the rear radius arm bush fitted?

This bush sits at the rear radius arm mounting on the Jaguar XJS or Daimler Limousine, cushioning where the arm attaches to the body or subframe. It carries suspension loads while damping road vibration through the rear axle location.

How many radius arm bushes should I replace?

Rear radius arm bushes typically wear on both sides together, so replacing them as a pair on the Jaguar XJS or Daimler keeps the rear axle located evenly. Inspect the opposite side when fitting one, since both see similar loads.

What happens if a worn radius arm bush isn't replaced?

A perished rear radius arm bush on the Jaguar XJS or Daimler lets the axle shift under load, causing clunks, uneven rear tyre wear, and imprecise handling. It's a suspension location part, so replace it once the rubber has cracked or softened.