Bushing – CR151275

Riding between two moving parts at a tight pivot, this compact cylindrical bushing measures roughly 0.06 by 0.058 by 0.25 inches and works as the sacrificial wear surface in a small pin-and-housing joint. It reduces friction where a pin turns in its bore and absorbs the minor movement at that pivot, taking the wear itself so the surrounding pin bore or shaft does not.

Because the bushing is designed to wear in place of the more expensive parts around it, play develops at the bushing rather than in the housing, and that play shows up over time as looseness or a light knock at the joint during operation. Its small size points to a fine linkage or control pivot rather than a structural chassis joint, where a tight fit matters for correct linkage feel.

Replaced as a low-cost, precise wear part, it restores a snug pivot once the original has worn loose. Match its inside and outside diameters and its length to the bushing coming off, since a bushing that is oversized in the bore or wrong in length will not seat or control the pivot correctly.