A “please ID this part” thread

[dj_efk]

As I continue to clear my stock of E9 parts I inevitably am finding items that have me scratching my head!

Wondering if I can test the group knowledge to help me ID them.

First up are these two rubber strips that are about 30cm in length:

Then there are these - they were found in the box of leftover 5 speed conversion pieces, although they may have just been put there out of convenience:

 

[eriknetherlands]

I think the two long bolts match the rear axle stabilization bar mounting points. Tell tale to me are the 4 cup washers and the metal sleeve. The front Stabi may also have these, not sure.
No clue on the rubber.

 

[bengal taiga]

Current viewing screen is too small to identify rubber bits. "May" be part of interior door seal or, door jams or door sill plate. Or . . .

Sway bar links

 

[Thomas76]

The rubber looks like the piece that goes on the door trim, sits against the 1/4 window.

 

[merdad]

Current viewing screen is too small to identify rubber bits. "May" be part of interior door seal or, door jams or door sill plate. Or . . .

Sway bar links


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Its #9 on the realoem diagram

 

[Rek]

The rubber section might be this piece, number 11 on this diagram. I bought two of these gaskets but cannot work out where they fit.

 

[Arde]

I think the two long bolts match the rear axle stabilization bar mounting points. Tell tale to me are the 4 cup washers and the metal sleeve. The front Stabi may also have these, not sure.
No clue on the rubber.

Agree. The different rubber pieces (more than one color I think) that go there were all available at an independent shop in Palo Alto, I bought them all. My then mechanic did not have the patience to try all the permutations and installed just half and told me that is fine.

 

[adawil2002]

The rubber section might be this piece, number 11 on this diagram. I bought two of these gaskets but cannot work out where they fit.

#11 looks like the rubber that goes along the upper metal trim #1 with screws #2 on the back quarter windows.