Details

• Brand:

  

• SKU:

  54613-1AA0B

• Positions: Front, Left, Right
• Other Names:

  Front Stabilizer Bushing, Sway Bar Bushing, Front Suspension Bush – Stabilizer

• Description:

  Front Stabilizer Bar Bushing (54613-1AA0B) – OEM Replacement Part for Nissan

  Genuine Nissan Front Stabilizer Bar Bushing

  If your Murano or Quest is making clunking noises over bumps, feeling loose during turns, or showing front-end instability, the Genuine Nissan Front Stabilizer Bar Bushing (54613-1AA0B) restores proper sway-bar support and handling performance. These OEM rubber bushings are engineered to fit tightly around the stabilizer bar, reducing body roll and maintaining smooth, controlled steering.

  Most OEM Nissan parts ship within 1–3 business days from our certified Nissan warehouse.

  Specifications

  Part Type: Front Stabilizer Bar Bushing
  Category: Genuine Nissan OEM
  Material: High-durability rubber compound
  Function: Secures the front sway bar to the chassis and reduces body roll
  Position: Front suspension
  Includes: One stabilizer bar bushing (left/right sold separately if required)

  Compatible Nissan Models

  This Genuine Nissan stabilizer bushing fits:

  Nissan Murano

  • 2007–2014 Murano (Z51US)

  Nissan Murano CrossCabriolet

  • 2010–2014 Murano CrossCab (CZ51US)

  Nissan Quest

  • 2010–Present Quest (E52US)

  Fitment may vary by suspension package or sway-bar diameter.
  Check compatibility here by entering your VIN: https://parts.chapmannissan.com

  Key Features

  • OEM-engineered rubber delivers quiet, controlled suspension movement
  • Reduces clunking, vibration, and excessive body roll
  • Restores proper stabilizer bar tension and front-end stability
  • Designed to fit the exact sway-bar diameter for Murano and Quest
  • Built to withstand heat, road salts, and long-term compression

  Failing to Replace a Worn Stabilizer Bushing Can Lead To

  Suspension clunking: Common when rubber deteriorates or separates
  Poor cornering stability: Excess body roll and loose steering feel
  Uneven tire wear: Excess movement affects alignment and handling
  Increased noise and vibration: Especially over bumps or rough roads
  Premature sway-bar link wear: Extra movement stresses adjoining components

  Related Components to Inspect or Replace

  Front Stabilizer Bar Links – Often wear at the same time as the bushings
  Stabilizer Bar Brackets – Ensure no cracking or corrosion
  Control Arm Bushings – Check for cracking or excessive movement
  Front Struts – Inspect for noise or ride instability
  Front Subframe Mounts – Verify proper support and stiffness

  Order with Confidence

  Choose the Genuine Nissan Front Stabilizer Bar Bushing (54613-1AA0B) to restore proper front-end stability and factory-engineered ride quality. Visit parts.chapmannissan.com for availability and ordering.

  Restore Your Nissan with Genuine Accessories

  Enhance your Murano or Quest with Nissan-engineered accessories including cargo organizers, floor protection, and appearance upgrades — available directly through Chapman Nissan.

  Why Buy OEM Nissan Parts from Chapman Nissan?

  Genuine Nissan suspension components are engineered for exact fitment, noise reduction, and long-term durability. Aftermarket bushings may cause vibration, poor handling, or premature wear.

  Fast, secure shipping from a certified Nissan dealer
  VIN verification available for accurate fitment
  Trusted by Nissan owners nationwide

  Suspension FAQ

  Q: How do I know if my sway-bar bushings are bad?
  A: Clunking over bumps, loose steering, and body roll are common symptoms.

  Q: Do I need both sides?
  A: Many vehicles use two identical bushings; replacing both is recommended.

  Q: Will new bushings improve handling?
  A: Yes — they restore front-end stability and reduce unwanted movement.

  Q: Are these bushings greased?
  A: OEM rubber bushings do not require grease unless specified for installation.

• Condition: New

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