Rear suspension bushing overhaul

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Complete rear suspension overhaul — parts list (2025-09 report). A full rear suspension bushing/hardware job was documented with the following parts: 1. "Ushastiy" (eared) bushing: Masuma RU-511 (2 units). 2. Serpentine/trailing-arm bushing: Masuma RU-512 (4 units). 3. Camber-adjustment arm bushing: Masuma MA-103 (2 units). 4. Spring cup, rubber type: Jikiu BH25077 (4 units) — better to find a version with an integrated ball race. 5. Stretched/stuck center bolts: may require heating, cutting off with a grinder, then replacing with new Masuma MLS584 bolts. 6. Rear bumper stops: Torr DR0148 (2 units). 7. Stabilizer bushings: Jikiu BL25024 (2 units) — note: slightly higher profile and different retention than OEM; functional equivalence unconfirmed.

Assembly tip: lubricate all bolts with WD-40, graphite grease, copper grease, and a rust converter before assembly to ease future removal.¹²³

Tools and difficulty (2025-10 report). Rear longitudinal suspension bushings (сайлентблоки) can be replaced by an owner, but require specialized tools: a frame/press holder on both sides plus hammer strikes, or a hydraulic press. Rubber-lined bushings are harder to press out than rubber-lined hub bushings. When shopping for replacement bushings, prefer versions with an integral sleeve to avoid a difficult press-out later. One experienced owner spent 3 days completing a rear bushing job, including dealing with difficult alignment bolts — confirming this is a complex, multi-day job even with reasonable mechanical skill.⁴⁵⁶⁷

Labor cost vs. DIY (2025-10 report). Shop labor for a rear bushing press-installation was typically quoted around 11,000 RUB (RU market, October 2025). One owner instead did the job himself near his home in about 2 hours — but only after buying the correct press/frame tooling — saving the labor cost while requiring both mechanical skill and the right equipment.⁸⁹¹⁰

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Last updated: 2026-10-29