tie rod Genuine Porsche part 8K0501529L

Track rod rear suspension. Left or Right . Porsche 95B Macan


Porsche Macan 2.0L-3.6L (incl. D) 02/2014>>

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PAB501529B

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Rear Suspension Track Rod – fits left or right hand side

OE Match rear suspension track rod for Porsche 95B Macan models from 2014 onwards. The same track rod is suitable for either the left or right-hand side of the rear suspension and provides a direct replacement for a worn, damaged or corroded original component.

Fits:

• Porsche 95B.1 Macan Petrol 2.0L (237Bhp) 2014-18
• Porsche 95B.1 Macan S Petrol 3.0L V6 (340Bhp) 2014-18
• Porsche 95B.1 Macan S Diesel 3.0L V6 (258Bhp) 2014-18
• Porsche 95B.1 Macan GTS Petrol 3.0L V6 (360Bhp) 2014-18
• Porsche 95B.1 Macan Turbo 3.6L V6 (400Bhp) 2014-18
• Porsche 95B.2 Macan Petrol 2.0L (245Bhp) 2019-21
• Porsche 95B.2 Macan S Petrol 3.0L V6 (354Bhp) 2019-21
• Porsche 95B.2 Macan GTS Petrol 2.9L V6 (380Bhp) 2019-21
• Porsche 95B.2 Macan Turbo 2.9L V6 (440Bhp) 2019-21
• Porsche 95B.3 Macan Petrol 2.0L (265Bhp) 2022>>
• Porsche 95B.3 Macan T Petrol 2.0L (265Bhp) 2022>>
• Porsche 95B.3 Macan S Petrol 2.9L V6 (380Bhp) 2022>>
• Porsche 95B.3 Macan GTS Petrol 2.9L V6 (440Bhp) 2022>>  

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The rear track rod, also known as a rear toe link or track control arm, forms part of the Macan's multi-link rear suspension. It helps locate the rear wheel and maintain the correct toe alignment as the suspension moves, contributing to stable handling, predictable cornering and even tyre wear.

What Does the Rear Track Rod Do?

The rear track rod helps control the position and toe angle of the rear wheel relative to the chassis. Maintaining the correct rear toe setting is important for straight-line stability, predictable cornering and consistent tyre contact with the road.

As suspension loads change during acceleration, braking and cornering, the track rod and its bushes help prevent unwanted movement that could alter the rear wheel alignment.

Why Does It Fail?

The track rod and its mounting bushes are continually subjected to suspension movement, road impacts and changing loads. Over time, wear can develop through:

• Deteriorated or softened suspension bushes
• High mileage
• Pothole or kerb impacts
• Corrosion
• Accident damage
• Age-related deterioration
• Repeated heavy suspension loading

Worn bushes can allow the rear wheel geometry to shift under load, affecting handling and tyre wear.

When Should It Be Replaced?

Possible symptoms of a worn rear track rod or its bushes include:

• Knocking or clunking from the rear suspension
• Rear-end instability
• Uneven rear tyre wear
• Difficulty maintaining correct wheel alignment
• Excessive suspension movement
• Changes in handling during acceleration or braking
• Visible damage or deterioration of the arm or bushes

Similar symptoms can be caused by other suspension components, so the complete rear suspension should be inspected before replacement.

Checks During Replacement

When replacing the rear track rod, also inspect:

• Track rod bushes
• Opposite rear track rod
• Upper and lower rear control arms
• Rear wheel bearings
• Anti-roll bar links and bushes
• Dampers and suspension mounts
• Associated mounting bolts and fasteners

Rear wheel alignment should be checked after replacement to ensure the suspension geometry and toe settings are correctly adjusted.

Porsche 95B Macan Rear Track Rods & Suspension Control Arms

The Porsche Macan uses a multi-link rear suspension system designed to control wheel movement and maintain accurate geometry as the vehicle accelerates, brakes and corners. Rear track rods play an important role in maintaining the correct rear wheel toe setting.

Wear in the track rod or its bushes can introduce unwanted movement into the suspension. This may result in unstable handling, knocking noises, alignment problems and uneven tyre wear. Renewing worn components helps restore accurate rear suspension geometry and predictable handling.

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Rear Lower Track Rod Bushing - FRONT (INNER / OUTER).

The Rear Lower Track Rod Bushing – Front (Inner / Outer)  is a high-quality suspension bushing designed to restore correct mounting and controlled movement of the rear lower track rod (toe link) on compatible Porsche vehicles. Installed at the front mounting position of the rear lower track rod, this bushing is used at the inner and outer connection points to maintain proper suspension geometry and stable rear wheel alignment.
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Fits:

• Porsche 95B.1 Macan Petrol 2.0L 237Bhp 2014-18
• Porsche 95B.1 Macan S Petrol 3.0L V6 340Bhp 2014-18
• Porsche 95B.1 Macan S Diesel 3.0L V6 258Bhp 2014-18
• Porsche 95B.1 Macan GTS Petrol 3.0L V6 360Bhp 2014-18
• Porsche 95B.1 Macan Turbo 3.6L V6 400Bhp 2014-18
• Porsche 95B.2 Macan Petrol 2.0L 245Bhp 2019-21
• Porsche 95B.2 Macan S Petrol 3.0L V6 354Bhp 2019-21
• Porsche 95B.2 Macan GTS Petrol 2.9L V6 380Bhp 2019-21
• Porsche 95B.2 Macan Turbo 2.9L V6 440Bhp 2019-21
• Porsche 95B.3 Macan Petrol 2.0L 265Bhp 2022>>
• Porsche 95B.3 Macan T Petrol 2.0L 265Bhp 2022>>
• Porsche 95B.3 Macan S Petrol 2.9L V6 380Bhp 2022>>
• Porsche 95B.3 Macan GTS Petrol 2.9L V6 440Bhp 2022>>

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Track rod bushings play a key role in controlling rear toe settings, helping keep the vehicle stable under braking, acceleration, and cornering. Over time, the bushing material can wear, crack, or soften due to age, heat, and constant suspension movement. A worn bushing may lead to rear-end instability, knocking noises, vibration, and uneven tyre wear caused by shifting alignment under load.
What This Product Does:

• Absorbing road vibration and shocks from the rear suspension
  
• Maintaining suspension alignment and rear wheel toe control
  
• Providing a flexible mount that allows controlled movement
  
• Isolating noise and harshness from the cabin
• Helping ensure consistent handling under load (cornering, braking)

Symptoms Of A Worn Or Failed Bushing:

Handling & Stability Changes

• Rear end wander or unsettled feel at speed
• Pulling to one side under braking
• Loose, imprecise steering response
• Poor turn-in or inconsistent feel over bumps

Noise & Vibration

• Clunking, knocking, or creaking from rear suspension when accelerating, braking, or cornering
• Increased vibration transmitted into the cabin
• Rattles from rear suspension components

Wear Patterns

• Uneven or accelerated rear tyre wear
• Alignment that drifts or doesn’t stay within spec
• Rear toe variation during alignment checks

Physical Signs

• Visible cracks, splits, or deformation in the rubber material
• Excessive movement of the track rod when manipulated by hand
• Noise/right-side bias while driving

Why Replacement Matters:

• These bushings help maintain accurate rear wheel alignment, especially rear toe settings, which are crucial for stable handling and tyre life.
• Worn bushings create play in the suspension, leading to sloppy handling and unpredictable responses in turns, acceleration, and braking.
• New bushings absorb vibration and noise more effectively than old, hardened ones.
• Loose suspension control can accelerate wear on other components like tyres, bearings, and joints.

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