Lemforder Suspension Stabilizer Bar Link Kit 3547201

Rear Sway Bar Link Kit for 2008-2019 BMW X6 & More - Lemforder 35472 01

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Lemforder Suspension Stabilizer Bar Link Kit P/N:35472 01

$36.99

Description

Quiet worn-suspension rattles and keep your stabilizer bar tied to the wheels with the LEMFORDER suspension stabilizer bar link kit (P/N 3547201). This is a rear sway bar link that drops in as a direct-fit replacement for the listed applications — the 2007-2018 BMW X5 and 2008-2019 BMW X6. See the Buyer's Guide tab for the engine-level details for your vehicle.

A sway bar link connects the stabilizer (anti-roll) bar to the suspension, transferring forces between the two as the body leans so the bar can help control body roll through corners. When a link wears out, you'll often hear clunking or knocking over bumps and in turns, and handling can feel looser.

Rear position: cataloged for the rear stabilizer bar.
Self-alignment link: LEMFORDER self-alignment design.
Kit for the listed BMW applications: a direct-fit rear replacement.

Sway bar links work as a matched pair, so replacing the links on both sides at once is good practice for balanced, even handling. If a worn rear stabilizer bar link is the source of your suspension noise, this LEMFORDER unit replaces it.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does this LEMFORDER suspension stabilizer bar link kit fit?

It's cataloged as a rear sway bar link for the 2007-2018 BMW X5 and 2008-2019 BMW X6. Check the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm the engine and options for your vehicle.

What does a sway bar link do?

It connects the stabilizer (anti-roll) bar to the suspension, transferring load between them as the body leans so the bar can help limit body roll during cornering.

What are the signs a sway bar link may need replacing?

Common signs include clunking or knocking over bumps and in turns, rattling from the suspension, and looser-feeling handling. Diagnose the cause before replacing the link.

Is this a front or rear link?

It's cataloged for the rear position.

Should I replace both sides at once?

Sway bar links work as a pair, so replacing both sides together is good practice for balanced, even handling, though it isn't strictly required.