Delphi TD4926W Suspension Stabilizer Bar Bushing Kit - Rear

Delphi TD4926W Rear Stabilizer Bar Bushing Kit

The Delphi TD4926W is a rear suspension stabilizer bar bushing kit built as a standard replacement for select Ford and Mercury applications. It uses rubber construction and OE-focused dimensional analysis to support proper fit and consistent bar control in the rear suspension.

Key Features

• Rubber bushing construction with a black finish
• Inside diameter: 16.0 mm
• Width: 22.0 mm; height: 29.5 mm
• Rear position application
• Standard replacement, regular grade
• No grease fitting included
• No mounting hardware included

Application Details

Delphi applies OE engineering methods to its aftermarket steering and suspension portfolio, with testing that includes extreme temperature exposure and salt-spray durability evaluation. The TD4926W is a rear stabilizer bar bushing kit for 1995-2000 Ford Contour, 1995-2000 Mercury Mystique, and 1999-2002 Mercury Cougar rear suspension service. This part cross-references Monroe Shocks & Struts (e.g., 536-577, K8801) for the same application.

Common Repair Uses

• Rear sway bar bushing wear that can create looseness in the suspension
• Clunking or rattling from the rear stabilizer bar area
• Excessive play between the stabilizer bar and its mounting points
• Restoring rear suspension control on Ford Contour and Mercury Mystique models
• Replacing deteriorated rubber bushings on Mercury Cougar rear suspension

Installation Notes

Verify the rear stabilizer bar diameter before installation, especially on Mercury Mystique models with an 18 mm diameter bar note in the fitment data. Inspect the stabilizer bar and surrounding brackets for wear or corrosion before installing the new bushings. Because mounting hardware is not included, reuse or source the required hardware separately if needed.

Quality Assurance

Delphi uses OE-based dimensional and material analysis to improve part-to-vehicle matching, and its suspension components are tested for temperature extremes below -40 degrees C and above 120 degrees C, along with extended salt-spray exposure.