BMW 33326792525 Trailing Arm With Rubber Mount

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Block the front wheels and raise the rear of the vehicle, supporting it securely on jackstands. Remove the relevant wheel. To remove the trailing arm, discard the bolt securing it to the hub carrier and remove the nut and bolt securing it to the rear subframe. Discard the nuts. For the trailing arm, remove the bolts and detach it from the hub carrier and rear subframe. Discard the nuts. To remove the camber arm, first remove the rear coil spring. Then remove the bolts and shock absorber lower mount from the camber arm. Support the hub carrier with a floor jack and remove the nuts and arm-retaining bolts. Replace the self-locking nuts. Maneuver the camber arm out of the vehicle. For the traction strut, remove the bolt and detach the stabilizer bar link from the hub carrier. Remove the bolt securing the traction strut to the hub carrier and discard the bolt. Remove the nut and inner mounting bolt from the bracket. Discard the nut. Maneuver the traction strut out of the vehicle. To remove the toe arm, make alignment marks and remove the bolt securing it to the hub carrier. Remove the nut and pull the inner eccentric bolt from the subframe. Discard the self-locking nut. For the overhaul, thoroughly clean the arms/strut and the area around the mounts. Check for wear or damage and replace the mount bushings if necessary. Inspect the pivot bolts and replace as needed. For installation, replace all self-locking nuts and tighten all fasteners to their specified torque. Have the rear wheel alignment checked.

Begin by unscrewing the control arm ball joint nut until the edge of the nut is flush with the end of the ball joint shank. Use a soft-faced hammer to tap the end of the ball joint shank, releasing the control arm from the hub carrier. Remove the nut and then pull out the inner mounting bolt from the control arm. The lower arm assembly can be removed from underneath the vehicle. Note that the ball joint might be tight in the crossmember and might require tapping to release it.