Hey whats up guys? I've posted in the past about my 02 QX having a wobble in the rear when I let go of the accelerator. I replaced my rear shocks thinking that was the problem, also because one of them had a leak. While replacing the shocks my mechanic found that the wobble was being cause by bad bushings on the rear short stabilizer arms. He explained that there are four arms two long and two short. The short ones are in need of bushing replacement. My question is that I'm wondering if this is a dealer part or can I just get them at a Pep Boys or something?? Mechanic told me that it's a dealer part and they might just sell the arms, not the bushings seperately.

Any feedback would be helpful. Thanks!

It all depends on how the dealer lists them. Generally a part such as that is going to be a dealer only item.

http://www.4x4parts.com/public...97f68better than the dealer.

Hey thanks for the reply. So the suspension links are also called trailer arm correct? Those are the bushings I will need to purchase?

call them to see if the same as the pathfinder.those should be the one you need that say rear trailing arm.

I also found this link for infiniti parts, it's described as a suspension link bushing. Looks different than the polyurethane bushing.

Called them up they said this is not the part I need. Recommended me to energysuspensions.com and they only have nissan not infiniti.

http://shop.infinitipartstore....&my=1

The bushing should be the same as on a same year Pathfinder.

NSR A32 wrote:The bushing should be the same as on a same year Pathfinder.

it is.

Hey All, My name is Joe from Boston. Just discovered this site and was reading some awesome info. I have a 97QX4 and i've been having a ton of trouble with the truck wobbling. I spent over $800 and the problem still exists. I know the guy did not change the short stabilizer arm. We changed the struts in the front, stabilizer links in the front, and I just changed the shocks in the back. I still have the problem so I hope that changing short stabilizer arm will fix the wobble. I'm so frigging frustrated and broke!!!! By the way, how much did it cost you to fix the arm at the dealer? Thanks, Joe