BMW E81 E87 E90 Output Shaft Left N/S Driveshaft Drive Shaft 7547627

BMW E81 E87 E90 Rear Left Driveshaft Rear Left is an original component from the BMW group, designed for transferring power to the left side of the rear axle. This used driveshaft from the Drivetrain Mounts & Brackets category offers a functional solution for drivers seeking a proven component with factory geometry and fitment.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 7547627
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 7561791
• Substitutable numbers: 33217561791, 7561791, 33217547627, 7547627
• Location on the vehicle: Left
• Category: Drivetrain Hardware & Fasteners

Intended Use and BMW Fitment

The left rear driveshaft has been specifically designed for BMW E81, E87, and E90 series models, with proper placement on the vehicle on the left side of the rear axle. This ensures correct interaction with the wheel hub, differential, and other drivetrain components, without requiring any modifications to the suspension structure.

The component comes from the original BMW production line, which translates to dimensional accuracy, appropriate torsional stiffness, and maintenance of factory drivetrain operating parameters during acceleration and engine braking.

Technical and Functional Characteristics

As a part from the Drivetrain Mounts & Brackets group, this driveshaft is responsible for the stable transfer of torque from the main gearbox to the wheel, while simultaneously compensating for suspension movements. The design intended for the BMW rear axle ensures:

• appropriate length and working travel for the rear suspension in E81, E87, and E90,
• proper connection to the differential and left-side hub,
• maintenance of drivetrain alignment and geometry during operation.

The product has an assigned OEM part number and related replacement numbers, which facilitates verification of compatibility with a specific vehicle equipment version and allows for selecting the correct component for a given VIN.

Condition, Origin, and Service Application

The driveshaft is offered as a used original part, providing a favorable compromise between repair cost and maintaining factory drivetrain operating parameters. This type of component is particularly useful in situations of mechanical damage to the driveshaft, wear of CV joints, or deformation after a collision.

Choosing a used OEM driveshaft for BMW allows you to:

• maintain structural consistency with other drivetrain components,
• reduce the risk of fitment issues typical of non-original aftermarket parts,
• optimize repair costs while ensuring proper operation of the rear axle.

Technical Support and Part Selection

Before purchasing, it is recommended to compare the OEM part number and replacement numbers with your vehicle's documentation or manufacturer catalog data to confirm full compatibility with your specific BMW E81, E87, or E90 version. If in doubt, it is advisable to consult with a mechanic or the technical department for selection assistance, especially for drivetrain modifications or unusual equipment configurations.

If you are looking for other parts from the BMW Drivetrain Mounts & Brackets category, check out the BMW Drivetrain Mounts & Brackets available in our store to complete the set of components for rear axle repair.

Used OEM Parts vs. Repair Economics

Using used original parts, such as a left rear driveshaft for BMW, is a proven way to reduce service costs while maintaining appropriate quality. A similar approach is described in more detail in our article on premium components, which discusses the advantages of using original salvaged parts – you can find more information in the material used parts for Mercedes – original salvaged parts, which effectively illustrates the practice of using OEM components in high-end car repairs.

If you are interested in how the availability of used OEM parts affects vehicle downtime in the workshop and repair organization, it is also worth reading the guide how the availability of car parts in stock shortens repair time, which discusses the practical aspects of vehicle servicing using salvaged components.