Rear Suspension
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I just swapped out my springs for lowering springs.. and mine look brand new. Yours looks so corroded and ugly... Edmonton should only be using sand and gravel.. not salt! Maybe you should move to Calgary
I think the springs are all the same.. EXCEPT for the awd version. At least they are when you are looking up lowering springs. Not super hard to do.. but a second set of hands putting it back together is a godsend. I spent a good 10-15 minutes trying to get it seated up there all by myself.. you can't see the bolt holes when you lift it back up! Ugh!
I think the springs are all the same.. EXCEPT for the awd version. At least they are when you are looking up lowering springs. Not super hard to do.. but a second set of hands putting it back together is a godsend. I spent a good 10-15 minutes trying to get it seated up there all by myself.. you can't see the bolt holes when you lift it back up! Ugh!
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My Ride: 2006 525xi
Looks just like mine....., both sides , .same thing happened to me, was lucky to find some OEM springs on line did replace shocks while I was in there, have a good set of spares now as they are still pretty good. Did do a write up on it over year ago, will try to find it, easy DIY just a couple of tricks .
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IIRC I did replace anything rubber, car being ten yrs old thought for the little cost involved was prudent to do so.
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