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Your cart is empty.Omix proudly offers a vast collection of OE quality replacement parts for Jeep & Willys vehicles to help keep the Jeep legend alive. This replacement rear leaf spring eye bushing (rearward position) fits 84-01 Cherokee XJ models. Fits left OR right side. Sold individually- use 1 per spring/ 2 per vehicle. Replaces OE 52000504
dave r
Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2016
Haven't installed it yet, but it's the right part, and looks to be well made.
Karl4x4
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2016
Do not buy those. I replaced all 4 on the rear of my 1998 cherokee and they lasted less then 2 years. My jeep is not by any stretch a hard core driving jeep. In reality, I took it off the road only once to give the suspensions a good work out during that time. The suspensions started squeaking like crazy so I checked out and realized that the bushings were so worn out that they were rubbing metal on metal... WTF? even if they are covered with a 5 year warranty It is not worth the low price they are considering the amount of work required to replace them.. STAY away.....
Swilly
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2016
Awesome, exactly what I needed.
ihab w.
Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2016
Very nice product and fit 99 cherokee xj OEM leafs
Jim
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2015
These are junk, completely wiped out in a month
cartel
Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2014
Fit perfect 99 cherokee leaf replacement
Jimbobrian15
Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2013
This is just like the Jeep Cherokee OEM bushing from what I can tell. It's a standard rubber bushing. It doesn't squeak or bind, and it fit tightly in my new leaf springs so that the spring stays right where it's supposed to after it's bolted in. It fit so tightly, in fact, that I had to take them down to a shop to get them pressed in. Some forums say "don't expect more than $20 for bushing press." I don't know where those guys live. I checked several shops, and the cheapest shop's standard rate was $40 each (ouch!). I do live in an expensive part of the country. The combo of new bushings and new leaf springs and shackles put my rear-end ride back to normal. My old springs were really sagging, and my old bushings were a little clunky.
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