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8J0.513.025.E - Shock Absorber – Rear – Monotube

Original price - Original price €260,00
Original price
€260,00
€260,00 - €260,00
Current price €260,00
OEM Part
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Brand BWI
Shock Absorber - Monotube - a suspension damper that controls spring oscillation, keeping the tyre in contact with the road and stabilising body movement under braking, cornering and over uneven surfaces.

The monotube construction uses a single pressure tube with a floating piston that separates the hydraulic fluid from a high-pressure gas charge. This layout resists fluid aeration under sustained load, delivers consistent damping and dissipates heat more effectively than a twin-tube design.
Alternative Codes
8J0.513.025.E

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  • Other EU countries + UK: 4–8 working days after dispatch.
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Frequently asked questions

What does this rear Shock Absorber do?
This monotube shock absorber sits at the rear of the vehicle and controls spring oscillation there, keeping the rear tyres in contact with the road and stabilising the body under braking, cornering and over uneven surfaces.
What makes the monotube design different from a twin-tube shock?
The monotube construction uses a single pressure tube with a floating piston that separates the hydraulic fluid from a high-pressure gas charge, resisting fluid aeration under sustained load and dissipating heat more effectively than a twin-tube design.
What's the difference between this and the front shock absorber (8J0.413.029.N)?
Both use the same monotube construction from BWI, but this one (8J0.513.025.E) is tuned and mounted for the rear axle, while 8J0.413.029.N is the front-fitting version, so they aren't interchangeable.
What are the signs this shock absorber needs replacing?
Typical signs include a bouncy or wallowy ride at the back of the vehicle, uneven rear tyre wear, or visible fluid leaking from the damper body, all pointing to worn internals.