EFS rubber shock absorber half-bush — 19 mm bore, 40/32 x 52 x 16 mm

A squeak as you climb a kerb, a dull knock over a speed hump, a vibration you can feel through the pedals — symptoms that arrive at the workshop as "something in the suspension" surprisingly often end with a cheap bush at the shock mount.

This rubber half-bush with a 19 mm bore works as a vibration isolator: it deforms under load and returns to shape, absorbing movement between the shock absorber and its mount. Rubber suits owners who value comfort and refinement in everyday use, and EFS assigns this bush to a long, specific list of its own shock absorbers.

Key benefits

• Acts as a vibration isolator — it removes squeaks, vibration and mechanical noise from around the shock mount.
• Rubber deforms under load and springs back to its original shape, so the damping is soft and predictable.
• Suited to standard use in passenger cars and light commercials, where comfort matters more than maximum stiffness.
• Clearly assigned to specific EFS shock absorbers, so choosing it is not a matter of trial fitting.

Specifications

• Type: shock absorber half-bush
• Material: rubber
• Inner diameter: 19 mm
• Dimensions: 40/32 x 52 x 16 mm
• Pieces required per mount: 2
• Part number: EB1016-19
• Manufacturer: EFS 4x4 (Australia)

Fits these EFS shock absorbers

Rear: 36-5545 (Toyota Land Cruiser 80 / 100), 36-5584 (Toyota FJ Cruiser), 36-5586 (Toyota Land Cruiser Prado 120 / 150, Fortuner), 36-5608 and 37-6016 (Toyota Land Cruiser 300), 37-6001 (Toyota Land Cruiser 80 / 100), 37-6003 (Toyota Land Cruiser 100), 37-6005 and 37-6007 (Nissan Patrol Y61 / Y60, Toyota Land Cruiser 70), 37-6008 (Toyota Hilux Vigo), 39-7002 (Nissan Patrol Y61 / Y60), 39-7004 and 39-7006 (Toyota Land Cruiser 80 / 100), 39-7009 (Toyota Land Cruiser 200), 39-7017 (RAM 1500 DT), 39-7018 (RAM 2500).

Front: 37-6005 (Nissan Patrol Y61 / Y60, Toyota Land Cruiser 70), 37-6008 (Toyota Hilux Vigo), 39-7002 and 39-7008 (Nissan Patrol Y61 / Y60).

This is a part for owners of Land Cruisers, Patrols and Hiluxes running EFS suspension who want to refresh the shock mounts without replacing complete units. It earns its place when fitting a new set of shocks, at a service after a season of trips, and whenever the suspension starts being audible in the cabin.

Fitting and notes

Each mount needs two pieces — these are half-bushes that close the shock eye from both sides. Multiply by the number of mounts you are servicing. The shock absorber number is stamped on its body; if you cannot read it, or it is not on the list above, contact us and we will match the bush in the workshop.

Why buy this

• A specific application list from the manufacturer instead of guesswork.
• A cheap part that often cures the noise and play reported as a "suspension fault".
• From the EFS catalogue — the same manufacturer that built your shock absorbers.

Check your shock absorber number against the list above and order a full set of bushes with your suspension service — it is the cheapest item in the whole job.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many pieces does one mount need?

Two. These are half-bushes that close the shock eye from both sides — the manufacturer specifies 2 pieces per mount.

Which EFS shock absorbers does it fit?

At the rear: 36-5545, 36-5584, 36-5586, 36-5608, 37-6016, 37-6001, 37-6003, 37-6005, 37-6007, 37-6008, 39-7002, 39-7004, 39-7006, 39-7009, 39-7017 and 39-7018. At the front: 37-6005, 37-6008, 39-7002 and 39-7008.

Which vehicles does that list cover?

Among others the Toyota Land Cruiser 70, 80, 100, 200, 300 and Prado 120/150, Toyota FJ Cruiser, Fortuner and Hilux Vigo, Nissan Patrol Y60 and Y61, plus RAM 1500 DT and RAM 2500 — always tied to a specific EFS shock absorber number.

Rubber or polyurethane?

The manufacturer notes that rubber bushes work well in standard use in passenger cars and light commercials, where damping and quiet suspension matter. This bush is rubber.

What is the inner diameter?

19 mm.