Can anyone translate? French

Any idea what bush (As in suspension bush) translates to in French, i emailed someone over in France about a part and asked if it comes with two rubber bushes, his reply was it translates to something totally different in French, just looked it up and it means minge and other related things , so i have been asking for two rubber minges, Shit!!
Any ideas what the French call bushes as in suspension, Its times like this i wish i had taken French at School

Any idea what bush (As in suspension bush) translates to in French, i emailed someone over in France about a part and asked if it comes with two rubber bushes, his reply was it translates to something totally different in French, just looked it up and it means minge and other related things , so i have been asking for two rubber minges, Shit!!
Any ideas what the French call bushes as in suspension, Its times like this i wish i had taken French at School

yeah i know what a plonk ill know next time somone must know what do they call a bush(suspension) in french

Have asked Dawn ...............French Degree ..............Says " I dunno what's a suspension bush " Technical descriptions aren't her forte .Ask ' le 'older dipstick'

[BIG_MVS]

This is a very good translator I have found on the web:

http://babelfish.altavista.com/tr

Even got Russian to English and vice versa so Dave can talk to his stalker!

Has anyone seen Dave recently Or just online and the phone

[BIG_MVS]

porte rotule...... or ...... collier rotule

Any idea what bush (As in suspension bush) translates to in French, i emailed someone over in France about a part and asked if it comes with two rubber bushes, his reply was it translates to something totally different in French, just looked it up and it means minge and other related things , so i have been asking for two rubber minges, Shit!!
Any ideas what the French call bushes as in suspension, Its times like this i wish i had taken French at School

silentblocs...

[Alpineandy]

they're silentblocs on the mecaparts web site....

Steve
I would stick to the 'minge'!! Sounds more fun

Haynes translation gives 'bush' as 'douille/bague/couissinet' not sure which one applies though to a suspension bush.

If the bush is for the 5t and the rear try Simon (perfect English ) as the 5t and the 4 stud A310 share the same back ends

Cheers

Use your best English and send a part number with picture, this could be good.