rear swybar bushings

[timster]

I'm kinda new to posting on this site so bear with me.The info i have read has been really helpful especially when it comes to locating parts.The problem i am having now is trying to locate rear swaybar bushings, i have checked past posts on this subject, but the part numbers all come up dead end.Rock auto shows the part,which is a D shaped split bushing,but the shaft hole is only 1 1/8 ,instead of the needed 1 1/2 hole.Any help would be greatly appreciated.
1996 Thor Residency
460 with Banks
2 slides and tag

[timster]

I'm kinda new to posting on this site so bear with me.The info i have read has been really helpful especially when it comes to locating parts.The problem i am having now is trying to locate rear swaybar bushings, i have checked past posts on this subject, but the part numbers all come up dead end.Rock auto shows the part,which is a D shaped split bushing,but the shaft hole is only 1 1/8 ,instead of the needed 1 1/2 hole.Any help would be greatly appreciated.
1996 Thor Residency
460 with Banks
2 slides and tag

[Olive]

Last year I had to replace those bushings on my Adventurer. The Ford dealer, where I was at the time, did not have them in stock so sent me to the local AutoZone down the street who did have them. I was surprised. Check your local parts places.

[harhar]

Hello. It sounds like there is some good info on here. l wish l knew about the greaseable ones. l just installed the ones from ford new part #F4TZ-5493-AA called a insulator. 1.5 "
It is a new part number and it took them 3 times to bring in the right size. l greased them before installing but l have no idea how long l will get out of them. cost 35 Can.

[machman72]

Original ungreaseable ones in my 94 Southwind lasted 14 years. I just replaced them last year with new, ungreaseable urethane. It will last longer than I will own this coach. Yours should also. I got mine at Rowells Inc. Here is a link to their website. RowellsWhat you get is a bushing kit produced by Roadmaster.