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OEM 6 789 385 – BMW Rubber Buffer, suspension
We list 7 compatible parts from 7 brands for OE number 6 789 385.
It is an original equipment number of BMW.
Part type: Rubber Buffer, suspension.
Also written as 6789385.
These are aftermarket parts made by other manufacturers, not original BMW parts. Check that a part fits your vehicle on its product page before you order.
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MEYLE 314 742 0010 Rubber buffer, suspension
Article number: 314 742 0010
Fitting position
Rear Axle
Height [mm]
94
Required quantity
2
Replacement in pairs recommended
£5.17
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
SRLINE S030199 Rubber buffer, suspension
Article number: S030199
Fitting position
Rear Axle both sides
£5.42
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
SACHS 900 346 Rubber buffer, suspension
Article number: 900 346
Svhc
No information available, please contact the manufacturer!
£10.46
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
TOPRAN 502 570 Rubber buffer, suspension
Article number: 502 570
Fitting position
Rear Axle Left
Fitting position
Rear Axle Right
Height [mm]
80
Material
PU (Polyurethane)
£4.64
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
VAICO V20-2492 Rubber buffer, suspension
Article number: V20-2492
For oe number
33 53 6 789 385
Fitting position
Rear Axle
Required quantity
2
Suspension
for vehicles with M technology
£4.72
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
£7.82
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
£13.79
VAT included
Delivery cost not included
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