Pioneer Cables 628293 Engine Torque Strut Bushing - Rear

Engine Torque Strut Bushing for Honda

Pioneer Cables 628293 is an engine torque strut bushing for select Honda applications. It is built as a direct replacement part for rear mounting positions on the Accord and Civic, with application-specific rubber bonding to help control drivetrain movement and vibration.

Key Features

• Direct replacement engine torque strut bushing
• Fits rear position applications on select Honda models
• High-grade metal housing with corrosion-resistant coating
• Application-specific rubber compound for vibration isolation
• Sure-Fit System application testing for vehicle-specific fitment
• Cross-references Anchor 8293 for the same application

Detailed Description

Pioneer Cables 628293 is engineered for rear engine torque strut service on 1979-1981 Honda Accord and 1973-1979 Honda Civic. This bushing is part of Pioneer Mounts replacement coverage and uses a vehicle-specific housing and bonded rubber construction to help maintain proper engine location while reducing harshness transmitted through the mount. For buyers searching for a Honda Accord rear bushing or Honda Civic rear engine torque strut bushing, this part number provides a direct-fit replacement option.

What It Helps Address

• Excessive engine movement under acceleration and deceleration
• Vibration transferred into the chassis from worn mount bushings
• Clunking or shifting sensations from deteriorated rubber support
• Noise caused by a loose or fatigued rear torque strut bushing

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify the rear position and match the vehicle year before installation. Inspect the surrounding torque strut and mounting points for wear, corrosion, or damage that could affect fitment. Confirm the replacement against Pioneer Cables 628293 and the vehicle’s original configuration before final assembly.

Quality Assurance

Pioneer Mounts uses the Sure-Fit System, which involves application testing on vehicle-specific fixtures to support accurate fitment. The housing is manufactured from durable metal with a corrosion-resistant finish, and the rubber element is blended for the specific application.