This bolt secures the axle to the wheel bearing. We recommend replacing this anytime you need to replace an axle or wheel bearing, when you notice corrosion, or when the internal hex is rounded out.
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Give your suspension the safety net it deserves. This rubber bump stop is the last line of defense against harsh bottom-outs, keeping your shock absorbers from taking hits that could send them straight to the replacement pile. Thanks to its soft rubber construction, the factory piece is often torn, cracked, or completely missing by now. Refresh your chassis confidence with this high-quality OE Febi bump stop — engineered to restore proper suspension travel and keep everything operating the way BMW intended. Sold individually. One bump stop is needed per shock absorber, but replacing them in pairs is always the smart move for a balanced, dialed-in ride.
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A notorious culprit behind those annoying, intermittent oil leaks on BMW engines, the oil filter housing is a surprisingly intricate piece of hardware. Once it starts seeping, there’s no patching it — replacement is the only proper fix. Upgrade to this Febi unit and keep every drop of oil right where it belongs: circulating through your engine, not decorating your driveway. Oil loss is nothing to gamble with. Low oil levels can fast-track internal wear or, in the worst cases, lead to full-blown engine failure. This Febi housing comes complete with new caps and seals, giving you a smooth, straightforward install with all the correct components included. Don’t risk running your engine dry — refresh your oil filter housing and button up your lubrication system the right way.
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Frequently damaged during removal, the brake rotor set screw helps hold your rotor in place for easier installation of both the rotor and wheel. On vehicles with wheel bolts instead of studs, aligning the rotor and wheel holes can be tricky or even impossible without it. This replacement screw keeps everything aligned, simplifying the process. Apply a bit of anti-seize during installation to make future removal effortless.
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