Product Details

This Whiteline Transmission Mount Bushing Kit fits the 1968-1974 Chevrolet K20 Pickup. Trim named on the listing: Pickup. In the box: 4 bushings, 2 tubes, 2 plates, and an install guide. Chassis code: C/K. Whiteline part number: W93470.

Gearbox mount bushings are an easy place for slack to build up. When the rubber compresses or splits, the transmission drops and moves under load, which can strain the driveline. Replacing it keeps the box located where it was designed to sit. The polyurethane used here deflects much less than the original rubber under the same load.

Installation is rated moderate, with about 1 hour of work listed. No alignment is needed afterward. Working on the same car? We also list Tie Rod Boot Kit, 15mm Front Sway Bar Bushing Kit, and Body Mount and Radiator Support Bushing Kit for the Chevrolet K20.

Features

  • Bushing material: The bushing material is polyurethane, a firmer choice than rubber.
  • Easy to fit: Installation does not call for special skills or tools.
  • Bushing compound: The bushing material stands up to oil, grease, ozone, and weather.
  • Grease: Molybdenum disulfide grease comes with it for a longer service life.
  • Install guide: Step-by-step installation instructions come with it.
  • Self-lubricating: Grease reservoirs inside the bushing feed lubrication as it moves.
Specifications
Part Number W93470
Part Name Transmission Mount Bushings
Vehicle 1968-1974 Chevrolet K20 Pickup
Drivetrain 4WD
Chassis Code C/K
Bushing Color Black
Bushing Material Polyurethane
Durometer 85
Grade Type Regular
Installation Difficulty Moderate
Installation Time (hrs) 1
Kit Contents 4 Bushings, 2 Tubes, 2 Plates, Install Guide
Material Polyurethane
Mounting Hardware Included No
Wheel Alignment Required No
Notes -

Vehicle fitment

This product fits the vehicles listed below.

YearMakeModelDrivetrainNotes
1968ChevroletK204WD
1969ChevroletK204WD
1970ChevroletK204WD
1971ChevroletK204WD
1972ChevroletK204WD
1973ChevroletK204WD
1974ChevroletK204WD

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