Leaf Spring Bushing NAPA #'s Obsolete?

[venominjected]

Napa website no longer returns any part numbers for the spring bushings up front...

It was per the zone:

Front Bushing: NAPA 274-6523
Rear Bushing: NAPA 274-1185


Anyone know the actual dimensions so I can find maybe a modern alternative?

[Uncle Vin]

You may want to try this: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Leaf-Spring-...-/302045446302

[jeepdan]

Napa website no longer returns any part numbers for the spring bushings up front...

It was per the zone:

Front Bushing: NAPA 274-6523
Rear Bushing: NAPA 274-1185


Anyone know the actual dimensions so I can find maybe a modern alternative?

Three years ago, when I ordered them from NAPA, one of the numbers was obsolete, but the counter guy was able to find a substitute.
Darned if I can find those numbers anywhere in my notes

But, I see that BJ's has both bushings for the front springs

http://www.bjsoffroad.com/M715-M725-...ng_p_1675.html

[Don Cavey]

My truck wandered all over the road so I bought a pair of front springs from AB Linn years ago. New springs, new bushings all at the same time. And, I think they were less than $100 including shipping. I only wish I had ordered rear springs as well. One of the six grease fittings will not accept grease. I guess a little "hot wrench" action may encourage it

[venominjected]

My truck wandered all over the road so I bought a pair of front springs from AB Linn years ago. New springs, new bushings all at the same time. And, I think they were less than $100 including shipping. I only wish I had ordered rear springs as well. One of the six grease fittings will not accept grease. I guess a little "hot wrench" action may encourage it

I took apart my rear springs... and 'drilled out (a drill bit twisting it inside the grease passsage way by hand' all the stud grease passage ways and installed new zerks. grease everywhere now.

[Don Cavey]

I took apart my rear springs... and 'drilled out (a drill bit twisting it inside the grease passsage way by hand' all the stud grease passage ways and installed new zerks. grease everywhere now.

Good idea, I will have to try that.

[glenn]

I took apart my rear springs... and 'drilled out (a drill bit twisting it inside the grease passsage way by hand' all the stud grease passage ways and installed new zerks. grease everywhere now.

This. They also make a special tool for frozen zerks you put penetrating oil in and then inject it in the fitting. I've had mixed luck with it though.

[Don Cavey]

This. They also make a special tool for frozen zerks you put penetrating oil in and then inject it in the fitting. I've had mixed luck with it though.

I have had the zerk out and replaced it with an new one. The problem is with the grease inside of the bushing. Surely, with a little patience, it will get going. Not bad, one out of six having problems with....