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2X Rear Shock Spring Bump Stop For Honda Pilot 2003-2008 52722-S9V-A04

2X Rear Shock Spring Bump Stop For Honda Pilot 2003-2008 52722-S9V-A04

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Rear Shock Spring Bump Stop for Honda

This rear shock spring bump stop (OEM cross reference 52722-S9V-A04) mounts on the rear shock assembly to cushion suspension travel and limit compression under load.

Overview

This rear shock spring bump stop is a direct-fit replacement for worn or missing factory bump stops on the rear suspension. The bump stop for Honda mounts on the rear shock shaft to absorb impact when the suspension compresses, protecting the shock and surrounding components. It is a sensible choice for owners restoring ride quality on an older Honda SUV.

Built For Performance

  • Sold as a set of two bump stops for both rear shock assemblies
  • Cross-references OEM part number 52722-S9V-A04
  • Durable rubber construction designed to absorb repeated compression
  • Helps prevent metal-on-metal contact between suspension components
  • Direct-fit shape for the rear shock mounting position

Fits These Machines

  • for Honda Pilot 2003
  • for Honda Pilot 2004
  • for Honda Pilot 2005
  • for Honda Pilot 2006
  • for Honda Pilot 2007
  • for Honda Pilot 2008

On-The-Job Use

  • Rear suspension rebuilds on higher-mileage Honda Pilot SUVs
  • Replacing collapsed or missing bump stops during shock service
  • Restoring factory-style suspension travel and bottoming protection
  • Routine maintenance on vehicles used for daily driving and light towing

Specs At A Glance

Part Number(s) 52722-S9V-A04
Position Rear
Quantity 2 bump stops
Type Shock spring bump stop

Good To Know

Q: Do I need to remove the rear shocks to install these bump stops? A: In most cases the rear shock must be removed or partially disassembled to slide the bump stop onto the shaft, so plan for a suspension job rather than a quick bolt-on. Q: How do I know if my bump stops need replacing? A: Crumbling, cracked, or missing rubber at the rear shock shaft is the usual sign, and symptoms can include harsh bottoming over bumps.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.

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