Wheel carrier bush, Rear. Porsche 997 Carrera / Turbo / GT3 / GT3 RS / GT2 / GT2 RS 65 OEM Shore  ›  997331111120

This OE Match rear wheel carrier bush suits the Porsche 997 applications listed below and has a supplied 65 OEM Shore hardness specification. Supplied individually.

Fits

• Porsche 997 Carrera MKI & MKII 2005-10 COUPE / TARGA / CABRIO
  
  

Check fitment for your specific vehicle (model, year, engine) before ordering.

Diagram ref no: 1

The bush forms a compliant connection within the rear wheel carrier assembly. It accommodates suspension movement while helping control unwanted movement at the mounting point. This product is a replacement bush, rather than a complete wheel carrier, wheel hub or bearing.

Functions

• Provides compliance at the wheel carrier connection.
• Helps limit unwanted movement caused by a worn bush.
• Supports renewal of the existing rear suspension assembly.
  
  

Technical Details

• Brand: OE Match.
• Installation position: Rear.
• Specified hardness: 65 OEM Shore; the supplied information does not identify the Shore scale.
• Associated wheel carrier references: 99733111107 and 99733111207.
• Internal diagrams identify 99733111107 as the left-hand carrier and 99733111207 as the right-hand carrier; these are carrier references, not separate bush side specifications.
• Additional diagram context includes 997.1 TARGA and TARGA S applications with 07- notes. Confirm the installed carrier before selecting the bush.
  
  

Symptoms of Fault

Knocking, clunks as loads change, vibration and irregular tyre wear can justify checking the rear suspension bushes. These symptoms can also originate from joints, dampers, mounts or other components, so inspect for deterioration and excessive movement before deciding which part to renew.

Why Replacement Matters

Renewing a deteriorated bush addresses wear at its mounting point without treating unrelated suspension faults as a bush problem. Inspect the surrounding carrier, connections and fixings during the repair. Have the vehicle geometry checked where the work affects alignment.

FAQs

Is this a complete wheel carrier?
No. It is the replacement bush associated with the listed carrier references.

Does a suspension knock confirm bush failure?
No. Check the bush and neighbouring components for wear before replacing parts.

Should the opposite side be inspected?
Yes. Compare its condition and movement rather than assuming both sides require identical repairs.