Front Left/Right lower control arm rear bushing

[Cameron023]

Hi guys, just wanting to see if anyone has replaced or can confirm the platt number for the front left/right lower control arm rear bushing for a 2014 levorg 2.0l

I believe it is the 20204VA000


However I still get some websites suggesting the 20204AG011


If anyone is able to confirm that would be great!

 

[robo498]

The va000 is for the sti, you can use it but you need to replace the stud and the nut for a bolt like the sti uses.

 

[Cameron023]

Thanks for the reply, I am still a little confused. Another post on here shows someone upgrading to the STI control arm witch looks exactly like what I have in the car.

Here is the reference photo from the other member that shows the old steel arm on the left and new STI arm on the right


This photo to me shows that the arm on the right has the VA000 bushing, however this is seemingly the control arm that is in my car and to me it looks like the VA000 bushing?



Given this, is it likely that the VA000 bushing is actually fitted?

 

[robo498]

Yes you can, see they used a bolt (wrx uses a different system to levorg) , we have a stud that goes into to body and has a nut on the end, also is has a small bush. When you use the sti one it has the bush built in (longer) so it will not fit over the stud, hence you have to use the bolt

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[Cameron023]

Thanks for the clarification! cool so for whatever reason my levorg is fitted with a wrx type control arm and the bolt used to hold the VA000 bushing, so a replacement VA000 bushing is in order and I don't need to get the bolt like originally thought.

Thanks for your help!

 

[Damomiddap]

“This photo to me shows that the arm on the right has the VA000 bushing, however this is seemingly the control arm that is in my car and to me it looks like the VA000 bushing?”

100% the one pictured here is the 20204VA000. All alloy arms have these. Can also see it’s a bolt locating it not nut/stud

Now mine are out, I’ll push forward making the tooling to press out these bushs. A lot of people saying most just buy whole new arms.