Shocks
EFS shock absorber bush EB066-19
EFS shock absorber bush, part number EB066-19. It works inside the shock eye, carries load into the mount and damps vibration — a worn bush is the usual cause of play and knocking in the suspension. We confirm the fit against your shock absorber part number.
EFS shock absorber bush EB066-19
A new shock absorber on an old, flattened bush is half a job — the play in the eye comes back within a few thousand kilometres, and the knocking over bumps comes with it.
This is a service part from the catalogue of EFS 4x4, the Australian off-road suspension manufacturer, listed under part number EB066-19. The bush sits in the shock absorber eye: it carries load between the shock and its mount, damps vibration and decides whether the suspension stays quiet and free of play.
Type shock absorber bush |
Part number EB066-19 |
Specifications
- Type: shock absorber bush
- Part number: EB066-19
- Manufacturer: EFS 4x4 (Australia)
Shock bushes are a classic service item: you replace them when fitting new shocks, during an end-of-season suspension service, or when a knock starts coming from the mount.
Fitting and notes
Bushes are selected by the dimensions of the shock eye and by the part number of the shock itself — two bushes that look almost identical can differ by a few millimetres of bore. Before ordering, send us the number of your EFS shock absorber; our workshop works on off-road suspension every day and we will confirm the fit before the part ships.
Why buy this
- A genuine EFS service part rather than a look-alike substitute.
- Replacing the bush is the cheapest way to take play out of a shock mount.
Need confirmation that this is the right bush for your shock? Send us its part number and we will check the fit before dispatch.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this bush fit my shock absorber?
Bushes are matched to the shock absorber part number and the dimensions of its eye. Send us the number of your EFS shock and we will confirm whether EB066-19 is the right part.
How many should I order?
Shock mounts normally take bushes in pairs, two per eye. The safest way to confirm the count is when you remove the old ones.
When should shock bushes be replaced?
When fitting new shock absorbers, during a suspension service, and whenever you can feel play or hear knocking around the mount.