Sway Bar Links for BMW

• Type: Stabilizer Link
• Material: Aluminum
• Certification: SGS
• Automatic: Semi-Automatic
• Standard: Standard
• Condition: New
• Model NO.: 31356780847
• Mode: Stabilizer Link
• Product Condition: New
• Transport Package: Neutral Plastic Bag and Neutral Outer Carton
• Specification: SGS
• Trademark: MNK
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 731519000
• Production Capacity: 5000PCS/Mouth

Product Description

OEM NO.: 31356780847 31351095694

Fits to: 3 series  E46 [2003-2005]

Size: Standard/OEM

Use: Aftermarket

Express Company: DHL, TNT, UPS, FedEx, EMX, etc.

Export Markets: Global

Packing: Neutral packing, or according to client's request.

Shipping Terms: FOB, CNF, CIF

Export Port: Xiamen Port, Customer appointed port is acceptable

Payment Terms: T/T, Western Union

Sample: Charge

 

SWAY BAR LINKS FOR BMW 31356780847

 

A vehicle's suspension is made up of many different components, all of which work together to ensure that the vehicle handles safely and isolates the occupants from road irregularities like bumps and dips. Suspension components include sway bars, sway bar links, shocks, springs and control arms, among others. Sway bar links are an important part of a vehicle's sway bar. A sway bar link cannot be properly described without first knowing what a sway bar is.

 

Sway Bar Link Description

The sway bar is fastened to the car with a sway bar link. The link is fastened to the sway bar with a bushing and nut on one end and bolted to the suspension on the other end. Sway bar links are usually 4 to 6 inches in length, though this can vary, and are located at 90 degrees to the sway bar.

 

Symptoms of a Bad Sway Bar Link

Sway bar links can break, become bent or suffer from worn out bushings. If a sway bar link is damaged or not working properly, it can adversely affect the handling of the vehicle. This is particularly true if they are broken, since the sway bar will then not be fastened to the vehicle's suspension and functioning properly. Broken links or worn bushings can make clunks and squeaks as well.

 

Replacing Sway Bar Links

Replacing a sway bar link is generally an easy task. Raise the vehicle with a floor jack at the corner where the sway bar link that needs to be replaced is located. Support the vehicle with a floor jack. Locate the sway bar and the end link. Unbolt the end link from the sway bar by removing the nut that holds it on with a socket and a ratchet. Remove the other end in the same manner from the suspension. Pull the link off and install the new one in the reverse of removal.