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Product overview

Genuine OEM Volkswagen Rear Left Control Arm, part number 3C0505223F. It helps guide the rear axle's movement, maintaining proper wheel alignment and suspension geometry. This control arm is installed on the rear left side of the vehicle's suspension. Weighing 1.736 kg and measuring 0.45 m in length, it is typically made from robust steel with integrated bushings. Genuine OEM control arms ensure precise geometry, material strength, and bushing quality for optimal handling, tire wear, and vehicle safety.

Catalogue entry: AXLE GUIDE left.

Fitted with: 3C0505224F AXLE GUIDE, N90648402 BOLT, N10170804 BOLT, N10769501 BOLT, N10628401 BOLT.

Technical details

Category
Suspension
Country of origin
Germany
Customs (HS) code
87088099
Manufacturer
Volkswagen
Product Type
Genuine new auto parts
Shipping size (L × W × H)
45 × 15 × 7 cm
Shipping weight
1.74 kg

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Parts diagram & fitment

6 vehicles

Axle Guide — locate 3C0505223F Volkswagen Rear Left Control Arm | Genuine OEM in the official exploded view and explore the surrounding assembly.

LThis part is the Left side

Parts in this assembly29
Compatible / alternative parts(10)
Vehicle fitment table6

Europe (5)

VehicleYearsPos.QtyPR
Audi Q3 1.42016-211X0
Audi Q3 2.0 TDI2014-2019211X1
Audi RSQ3 qu. 2.52013-2018211X1
Audi Q3 1.42012-2016211X0
Tiguan 4Motion2011-201821

Other markets (1)

VehicleYearsPos.QtyPR
Audi Q3 quattro 2.02016-2019211X0

Diagrams & fitment data powered by oemdiagrams.com

3C0505223F Volkswagen Rear Left Control Arm | Genuine OEM is fitted on: Audi Q3 1.4 2016-; Audi Q3 2.0 TDI 2014-2019; Audi RSQ3 qu. 2.5 2013-2018; Audi Q3 1.4 2012-2016; Tiguan 4Motion 2011-2018; Audi Q3 quattro 2.0 2016-2019.