Designed for compatibility with select Volvo models, including the S60 (2010–), S80 (2006–...
Compatible with a wide range of Hyundai models including Accent (2010–2020), Avante/Elantra (2010 onward), i30 (2011–2015), iX20 (2010–2019), Solaris (2010–2016), and Veloster (2011–2018), HP040 Rear Spring Bumper Absorber Stopper Shaft Bush serves as a replacement part for the rear suspension system. Designed to essentially match the original factory specifications, it is identified by OE part number 55326-1M000 and supports appropriate function within the vehicle’s suspension assembly.
Manufactured from polyurethane (PU), this component offers durability and resistance to wear in demanding suspension conditions. Its dimensional requirements—64.5mm outer diameter, 22.5mm inner diameter, and 71mm height—ensure proper fitment and functionality within the rear spring system, maintaining consistent damping characteristics under load.
Intended for installation at the rear fitting position, the shaft bush functions to absorb shocks and limit movement in the suspension system, contributing to overall ride stability and component longevity. Its use supports the structural integrity of the spring and bumper assembly without altering the original ride performance.
Fitting Position: Rear
Vehicle Fitment: Hyundai Accent 11 2010-2014, Hyundai Accent 15 2014-2020, Hyundai Avante / Elantra 11 2010-2015, Hyundai Avante / Elantra 14 2013-2016, Hyundai Avante / Elantra 16 2015-2019, Hyundai Elantra 2015-, Hyundai i30 2011-2015, Hyundai iX 20 2010-2019, Hyundai Solaris 11 2010-2014, Hyundai Solaris 14 2014-2016, Hyundai Veloster 2011-2018
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