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ASR2481 - Crossmember Front Lower - Freelander

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Crossmember front lower Freelander
Vehicle Model Land Rover Freelander 1 1996-2006 (L314)
Fitment Notes FREELANDER 1 1996-2006 — Front lower crossmember, to VIN YA999999
Alternative Codes
ASR2481

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Frequently asked questions

What is the front lower crossmember on a Freelander?
The front lower crossmember is a structural chassis member that sits across the front of the Land Rover Freelander 1, carrying suspension and subframe mounting points. It ties the front of the body structure together and is a common corrosion and repair point.
Which Freelander does this crossmember fit?
This front lower crossmember fits the Land Rover Freelander 1 (1996-2006), up to VIN YA999999. Confirm your VIN, as this covers the Freelander 1 range and not the later Freelander 2. Check the note for the VIN ceiling.
Why do Freelander front crossmembers need replacing?
Front lower crossmembers on the Freelander 1 typically fail through corrosion, since they sit low at the front and catch road salt and water. Rust weakens the mounting points and can fail an inspection. Replacement restores the structural mounting at the front of the vehicle.
Is fitting a crossmember a DIY job?
Fitting a front lower crossmember is typically a specialist job, since it carries suspension and subframe loads and often needs the front end partly stripped. Corroded fixings usually need cutting or heat. Many owners have this done by a workshop with a ramp.