Product Details

This Whiteline Rear Control Arm Lower Outer Bushing fits the 1997-2001 BMW 323i 3 Series. In the box: 2 shell bushings, 2 tubes, 2 bolts, and 4 nuts. It goes on the rear of the vehicle. Order it as part number W62384. Chassis code: E36/E46.

A control arm bushing is the pivot where the arm joins the chassis or the wheel carrier. Factory rubber is chosen for quiet and comfort, so it squashes under braking, acceleration, and cornering and lets the arm move more than it should. A firmer replacement keeps the arm where it belongs, which steadies the alignment and gives the car a more consistent feel. The polyurethane used here deflects much less than the original rubber under the same load.

Expect a moderate job of about 2 hours. An alignment is required after installation. Working on the same car? We also list Front Control Arm Lower Inner Rear Bushing, Rear Sway Bar Link, and Adjustable Front Sway Bar Link for the 323i 3 Series.

Features

  • Material: Built from polyurethane.
  • Hardware: Also in the box: mounting hardware.
  • Bushing compound: The bushing material stands up to oil, grease, ozone, and weather.
  • Bonded design: Bonding adds durability in high-load use.
  • Self-lubricating: Internal grease reservoirs keep the bushing lubricated as it works.
  • Corrosion protection: Plated finish keeps rust off the hardware.
Specifications
Part Number W62384
Part Name Control Arm Bushing
Vehicle 1997-2001 BMW 323i 3 Series
Drivetrain RWD
Chassis Code E36/E46
Bushing 1 Inner Diameter 11.9 mm
Bushing 1 Outer Diameter 45.5 mm
Bushing Quantity 2 Shell Bushings
Grade Type Regular
Installation Difficulty Moderate
Installation Time (hrs) 2
Kit Contents 2 Shell Bushings, 2 Tubes, 2 Bolts, 4 Nuts
Material Polyurethane
Mounting Hardware Included Yes
Vehicle Placement Rear
Wheel Alignment Required Yes
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Vehicle fitment

This product fits the vehicles listed below.

YearMakeModelDrivetrainNotes
1997BMW323iRWD
1998BMW323iRWD
1999BMW323iRWD
2000BMW323iRWD
2001BMW323iRWD

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