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RGX100970G - Suspension Bush – Watts Linkage – Outer

Original price - Original price €19,70
Original price
€19,70
€19,70 - €19,70
Current price €19,70
OEM Part
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Brand PR2 Allmakes OE
Suspension Bush - the outer pivot bush for the rear Watts linkage transverse link.

The Watts linkage locates the rear axle laterally while permitting full vertical suspension travel. This bush is fitted at the outer end of the transverse link, isolating the pivot between the link and its mounting and maintaining accurate lateral location of the axle. A worn bush allows lateral play in the axle, producing rear-end wander and imprecise handling.
Vehicle Model Land Rover Discovery 2 1998-2004 (L318)
Fitment Notes DISCOVERY 2 1998-2004 — rear Watts linkage transverse link bush (outer)
Alternative Codes
RGX100970GRGX100970

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Frequently asked questions

What does the Watts linkage bush do on a Discovery 2?
This is the outer pivot bush for the rear Watts linkage on the Land Rover Discovery 2 (1998-2004). The Watts linkage locates the rear axle laterally while allowing full suspension travel, and this bush isolates the pivot at the outer end of the transverse link.
What happens when the Watts linkage bush wears?
A worn Watts linkage bush lets the rear axle move laterally, felt as rear-end wander, a clonk over bumps and vague handling. Renewing the bush restores accurate lateral location of the rear axle.
How many Watts linkage bushes are typically replaced together?
The Watts linkage uses pivot bushes at its link ends, so they're usually inspected and renewed together rather than singly. Replacing the worn bushes as a set keeps the Discovery 2 rear axle located accurately.