Rear Bumper Lower Support Bracket (Left) for BYD e2, OE 12588617-00

The left side. This is the lower support assembly for the left of the rear bumper, so it sits low down on that corner rather than up at the skin's top edge. The right hand assembly is a different OE number and the fixings are mirrored, so the two are not interchangeable. Get under the back of the car or drop the skin and look at the lower fixings before you order, since damage low on a bumper often shows on one side only. The fitment table on this page lists the models this one fits.

This support is listed in both tiers. The Original/Genuine one is the BYD assembly as the vehicle manufacturer supplies it. The Aftermarket one is built independently to the same mounting arrangement and comes new. Both are priced on this page, so you can see the gap between them before deciding. If the car is being repaired under an insurance claim, the Original/Genuine line is normally what the bodyshop will want to invoice. If you are buying the part yourself for a low speed knock at the back, the Aftermarket line covers the same job.

This assembly also carries the reference EL-2804330, as well as the OE number shown in the title. The first is the supplier reference and the second is the manufacturer's, and they describe the same item. Look on your old support for either one. Lower assemblies often carry a printed label that has been scuffed off by road dirt, so if you cannot read anything at all, use the quote route on this page with the model and build year and we will work back from the OE number for you.

The delivery time is 8 to 25 days, from order to door. A lower support is not a part you want to leave off while you wait, so order it before the car goes on the ramp. If the date matters, ask through the quote route on this page. The shipping cost for your country is shown at checkout before you pay.

It is plastic. Down at the bottom of a rear bumper that has a real advantage, because plastic will not corrode where salt and standing water collect on the lower edge. The trade off is that once a plastic support has cracked through, it is a replacement rather than a straightening job. Look at yours around the fixing points and along any moulded ribs before you order.

None. It is in black and it arrives in that finish, fitted to the car exactly as it comes out of the box. It is an exterior fitting on the lower rear corner, and a support in that position is not something you match to your paint code. If your bodyshop is spraying the bumper skin, ask them to leave this assembly alone rather than blowing colour over it, since paint on the mating faces will hold the skin away from the body.