Delphi TD1994W Suspension Control Arm Bushing - Rear Lower At Knuckle

Delphi Rear Lower Control Arm Bushing

Delphi TD1994W is a premium suspension control arm bushing built for the rear lower at knuckle position. It uses natural rubber construction and OE-equal dimensions to support precise suspension movement on select Honda applications, including the CR-V and Element.

• Natural rubber bushing material for controlled suspension compliance
• Premium-grade, press-fit design
• Black finish
• OEM-equal dimensions for fit consistency
• Greaseable: No
• Hardware included: No
• Position: Rear lower at knuckle

Application Details

Compatible with 2005-2006 Honda CR-V, rear lower at knuckle, and 2003-2006 Honda Element, rear lower at knuckle. Delphi TD1994W is engineered for the rear suspension control arm interface where the bushing helps isolate road vibration while maintaining alignment and suspension geometry. This part cross-references Monroe Shocks & Struts (e.g., 172286, 182286) for the same application.

What It Helps Address

• Rear suspension clunking or knocking from worn rubber
• Excessive play at the control arm knuckle connection
• Uneven tire wear related to suspension looseness
• Vibration transfer through the rear suspension
• Alignment instability caused by deteriorated bushings

Installation Notes

TD1994W uses a press-fit mounting type and is intended for the rear lower at knuckle location. Inspect the control arm, knuckle interface, and surrounding hardware before installation, and verify dimensions against the original bushing for proper seating. Professional installation and a post-repair alignment are recommended after suspension service on Honda CR-V and Honda Element models.

Quality Assurance

Delphi applies OE-focused dimensional and material analysis to its aftermarket steering and suspension portfolio. This bushing is tested for extreme temperature exposure from below -40 degrees C to over 120 degrees C and for 720 hours of salt spray to help verify durability under demanding conditions.