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RGD000060G - Adjusting Link – Rear Lower

Original price - Original price €65,10
Original price
€65,10
€65,10 - €65,10
Current price €65,10
OEM Part
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Brand Delphi
Rear Lower Adjusting Link for the rear suspension.

The link connects the rear hub carrier to the subframe as part of the lower suspension linkage. Its adjustable length sets rear wheel alignment, allowing the geometry to be corrected during setup or after replacement of adjacent suspension components.
Vehicle Model Land Rover Freelander 1 1996-2006 (L314)
Fitment Notes FREELANDER 1 1996-2006 — Rear lower adjustment link/arm.
Alternative Codes
RGD000060GRGD000060RGD100710

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Frequently asked questions

What is the rear lower adjusting link and what does it do?
The rear lower adjusting link connects the rear hub carrier to the subframe as part of the lower suspension linkage on the Freelander 1 (1996-2006). Its adjustable length sets rear wheel alignment, letting the geometry be corrected during setup or after other suspension work.
What does 'adjustable' mean for this link?
Adjustable means the link's effective length can be altered to set rear wheel alignment within the suspension geometry. After fitting, the rear alignment typically needs setting on an alignment rig, since disturbing the link changes the geometry on the Freelander 1.
How many are needed, and should both sides be done?
The rear suspension uses one lower adjusting link per side on the Freelander 1, so a pair is needed for both sides. Replacing them in pairs helps keep rear geometry even, and an alignment check afterwards is standard practice.
What are the signs this link needs replacing?
A worn rear adjusting link typically shows as uneven rear tyre wear, a knock from the rear suspension, or alignment that won't hold. Play in its bushes or joints lets the geometry shift, which is why it's usually replaced when alignment drifts on the Freelander 1.