Focus Auto Parts Suspension Strut and Coil Spring Assembly P/N:2335779L
Focus Auto Parts 1337111L front left strut assembly for the 2016-2022 BMW X1 damps wheel movement at that corner of the car. This Focus Auto Parts suspension strut is joined with its coil spring as a complete strut and coil spring assembly.
A clunk over bumps, a bouncy ride or uneven tire wear can mean this strut assembly is worn, though a tired control arm bushing or a loose sway bar link may be the source instead, so find the cause before you replace it.
This is a direct-fit replacement for the 2016-2022 BMW X1. The 2016-2022 BMW X1 takes one strut assembly at the front left; the front right is a separate part, and both sides are normally replaced together.
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Is the Focus Auto Parts 1337111L the right front left strut assembly for the 2016-2022 BMW X1?
Yes. Focus Auto Parts 1337111L is a front left strut assembly that fits the 2016-2022 BMW X1. The front right side takes a separate part.
Does this Focus Auto Parts strut assembly include the coil spring?
Yes. Focus Auto Parts 1337111L is a strut and coil spring assembly, so the spring comes joined to the strut instead of being a separate purchase.
Is this strut assembly for the left or right side of the car?
This strut assembly is for the front left position. The listing is a single piece, and the front right side is its own part.
What can a worn front strut assembly cause?
A worn strut assembly can bring a clunk over bumps, a bouncy ride or uneven tire wear. A shop can test the suspension if you are unsure what is behind it.
Can I keep driving with a leaking or worn strut assembly?
Have it checked or replaced promptly. A worn or leaking strut assembly is not something to keep driving on.
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