Torque arm bushing 10269131 or 10269129?
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Hey guys,
Im replacing my torque arm bushing and I went to the chevy parts and they gave me two part #s. 10269131 for the inner and 10269129 for the outer. I dont know what the inner and outer mean- All I need is the rubber bushing that goes on the end of the torque arm at the transmission. Does anyone know the correct part number?
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Lane
Im replacing my torque arm bushing and I went to the chevy parts and they gave me two part #s. 10269131 for the inner and 10269129 for the outer. I dont know what the inner and outer mean- All I need is the rubber bushing that goes on the end of the torque arm at the transmission. Does anyone know the correct part number?
Thanks,
Lane
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I recently went to the dealership to get an inner and an outer because I bent mine up on some hard launches. It is a 2 piece design with 2 bushings. I believe you can buy replacement poly urethene bushings at a local autoparts store. The inner part attches on the transmission and the outer part slides in the inner part and then over the torque arm and then a nut goes over the top bolt. The dealership had a hard time finding me the right outer part they kept getting one from a 93-97 for some reason. I recently broke the newer pieces I got and ended up ordering a chassis mount kit.