Tsb # And Other Part For Front End - Page 3

04Amanti · 04-10-2006, 02:20 PM

Update,

Two months and over 5k miles later, still noise free and loving it.

empirezclub · 04-16-2006, 11:45 PM

I am in the same boat. Not a peep out of my front end. Now this is a great car!

Amanti-Rose · 05-25-2006, 10:14 PM

Call me stupid, but what does "TSB" stand for? Thanx

Amanti-Rose · 05-25-2006, 10:34 PM

Call me stupid, but what does "TSB" stand for? Thanx

Amanti-Rose · 05-25-2006, 10:50 PM

KUDO'S to PAUL BENSON, and EMPIREZCLUB!
Thanks to you, after my KIA dealer could not figure out the CLUNK ( Right front end) on my '04 Amanti , at 23,000 miles, he replaced the strut, still a problem...ahhhh. I dunnno...so I printed out your part #'s, gave them to him, he ordered the part's, installed today in 2 hours, and WELLA! Drives just like it should have alway's....BUT ONLY BECAUSE OF YOU!!! Thank-you so much for saving so much time! And all under WARRANTY!!!

THANX ALL! Amant-Rose

RDNK4RE · 05-26-2006, 09:40 PM

TSB= Technical Service Bulletin

I've got over 5k on my car after my fix on some of the worst roads you will find and not a peep, all the other parts where just use less just give me 2 rubber pads for 2 bucks.

Thanks again Paul I will have to call and see how many amanti's they have fixed do to you now.

I know last I checked they had fixed about 12 amanti's after mine worked so well.

Amanti-Rose · 05-27-2006, 01:41 AM

Thanx for all the good info, as I mentioned before, it was my front right side that had the clunk, which thank-you is now not a problem but, can this now later become a problem on the left side, "down the road"?

RDNK4RE · 05-27-2006, 06:49 AM

They should have replaced both rubber pads which honestly is/was the whole problem. If you do a search on the forum I was talking about the clunk in my car in 04 when it only had 5k miles when it started. The 1st fix was rubber spring pads and collars the 1st 2 numbers which did zip zero zilch. The second fix came from Paul's info and that was all she has needed.

If you check your paper work it should have 2 each for the spring pads if they where replaced and the little rubber pads for the sway bar but 1 for the collars if replaced since they come in a pack of 2.

Amanti-Rose · 05-28-2006, 02:07 AM

I believe the upper sway bar bushing is part #54642-3F050

Amanti-Rose · 05-28-2006, 02:17 AM

PLEASE IGNORE my last message on the sway bar bushing part #'s! THE CORRECT # is as previosly stated #62544-3F000 ( too tired to see correctly, off to bed! Mea Culpa!