Focus Auto Parts 92007 front left air suspension strut for the 2016-2022 BMW 750i xDrive and other vehicles is an electronic strut assembly that helps support the front left corner and control wheel movement.
A car that sags at one front corner or rides noticeably rougher can mean this strut is worn. A leaking air line, a tired compressor or a faulty ride-height sensor can produce the same signs, so find the cause before you buy.
The 2016-2022 BMW 750i xDrive, the 2017-2022 BMW 740i xDrive and the 2017-2022 BMW Alpina B7 are among the vehicles this strut fits. If your car is not named here, look it up in the "Vehicles it fits" section. This listing is one strut for the front left; the front right on the same axle is a separate part, and the pair is normally done at the same time.
One front left air suspension strut. The front left position takes one.
Does the Focus Auto Parts 92007 strut fit the 2017-2022 BMW 740i xDrive?
Yes. Focus Auto Parts 92007 is a front left air suspension strut for the 2017-2022 BMW 740i xDrive. Cars not named here can be looked up in the "Vehicles it fits" section.
Is this air suspension strut also for the front right wheel?
No. It is for the front left only. The front right strut is a separate part that is ordered on its own.
What do I get with the Focus Auto Parts 92007 air suspension strut?
One front left electronic air suspension strut assembly. The front left position takes one.
What can a worn front left air suspension strut feel like?
A clunk over bumps, a rougher ride or a corner that sits lower than the others can mean the strut is worn. A shop can test the air suspension to confirm.
Is the 92007 strut electronic or purely mechanical?
Electronic. Focus Auto Parts 92007 is an electronic air suspension strut assembly for the front left position.
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