Trailing Arm Bushing for BYD Song PLUS EV, OE 13514922-00

Find the number stamped on the bushing you are taking off before you order anything. Allow 8 to 25 days for delivery, counted from your order to your door. The model name alone is not enough, since specification can change between builds. The shipping cost for your country is shown on this page and confirmed at checkout before you pay. Before you order, check the number on your old part against OE 13514922-00.

Stop and check before you fit anything. This bushing is listed under OE number 13514922-00, also listed as SA3EA-2404103. If the number on your old part reads differently, do not guess from memory. Take the model and the model year exactly as written on your registration document and compare them against the fitment table on this page. That is the detail to work from, not the worn number in your hand. Order only once those details line up.

That depends on your confidence working underneath the car, but if you would rather leave it to someone else, use the quote route on this page and get a fitted price from a garage instead of tackling it yourself. Match the bushing against OE number 13514922-00 or the listed equivalent SA3EA-2404103 before it goes anywhere, so whoever fits it starts with the right part in hand.

It is a rubber bush, moulded to sit in the trailing arm and take the small twisting movements of the suspension. Rubber ages and softens over years, so if the one you are holding is cracked or has gone soft and spongy at the edges, that is normal wear rather than damage. Before ordering, check which side of the car it comes from, its position on the arm, and how it is fixed in place, since trailing arm bushings often differ side to side and end to end.

It sits underbody, fitted as part of the trailing arm within the control arms and bushings side of the suspension. If a search on OE 13514922-00 does not bring up what you expect, try the alternative reference SA3EA-2404103, since this same bushing is listed under both. Different sources and catalogues do not always use the same reference, so having the second number to hand can save time. Keep both written down together so you can check either against your own part.