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bmw 320d e46 bushings

!RAY · 2010-05-16 20:30:28

Hi I am looking for the part number for the linkage bushings front on a 320D jan 2005 e46. Thanks !RAY

16-05-2010 8:30pm

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!RAY

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Hi
I am looking for the part number for the linkage bushings front on a 320D jan 2005 e46.
Thanks
!RAY

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#2 16-05-2010 8:55pm

Eoin

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Have you tried www.realoem.com?

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#3 16-05-2010 10:09pm

rebel.ranter

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Or I prefer this version:

http://www.bmwfans.info

get your VIN number from the bottom corner of your windscreen, use the last 7 digits to make it easier to identify your car on the website.

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#4 16-05-2010 10:22pm

Captain Slow IRL

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There may be 2 different sized bushings - you might have to get a vernier out to measure the anti-roll bar or ring your local dealership with your vin no. to find out.

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#5 16-05-2010 10:58pm

PaulKK

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When you get the part number, I've read that the powerflex ones are supposed to be better than OEM, they're made from nylon or something so they have better lifespan and performance.

Just thought I'd mention it when you're getting them done.

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