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Left Side Rear Lower Control Arm Bushing 2013 C63 Sedan
Hi , recently I’ve been hearing a lot of clunking coming from the rear of the car . At first I thought it would be my Coilovers later finding out that my bushing is completely busted . Would anyone please help me and provide me with the part number , thank you !
based on the picture it's the wrong part. it's the opposite side of the lower control arm. It's part 40 on the rear subframe. looks like somehow you ended up with the correct pn though 204-352-10-65 . It's wild that dealer is charging 100% markup over list price. lol.
Hi , recently I’ve been hearing a lot of clunking coming from the rear of the car . At first I thought it would be my Coilovers later finding out that my bushing is completely busted . Would anyone please help me and provide me with the part number , thank you !
Alternatively, I have a complete set of K-MAC rear bushings (same as the ones I linked) and would sell it to you if you're interested. Just lmk and we can work out a deal.
Background - Ex factory there is no Camber adjustment to allow to spread load more evenly to resolve costly, premature excess edge tire wear.
K-MAC bushes therefore allow precise offset adjustment. Being offset is essential (as specified on instruction sheet) the 2 bush bolts are fully tightened / clamped.
K-MAC bushes are virtual lifetime usage. Failure occurred back at time of initial wheel alignment with this bolt not being fully clamped. Allowing movement which ultimately destroyed the bush.
Replacement bush is easily fitted. Remove bolt - hand insert new bush “and fully torque bolt” to correct spec.
Complete replacement adjustable unit one side including express air delivery $190.
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