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KHC500090 - Differential Mounting – Rear – LH

Original price - Original price €22,70
Original price
€22,70
€22,70 - €22,70
Current price €22,70
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Differential Mounting - Rear - LH supports the rear differential within the rear final-drive assembly.

The mounting locates the left-hand side of the rear differential to the vehicle structure, carrying its weight, isolating driveline vibration and controlling differential movement under load. Left-hand (LH) position.
Vehicle Model Land Rover Freelander 1 1996-2006 (L314)
Fitment Notes FREELANDER 1 — rear differential mounting, LH
Alternative Codes
KHC000020KHC500090KHC500090RKHC00002KHC000090KHC100810

In stock 9 units
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Frequently asked questions

What is the rear differential mounting on a Freelander 1?
The rear differential mounting is typically a bonded rubber mount that secures the left-hand side of the rear differential to the Freelander 1 body structure. It carries the diff's weight, isolates driveline vibration and controls its movement under load.
What are the signs a Freelander 1 rear diff mounting needs replacing?
Common signs are a clunk or knock from the rear on acceleration or deceleration, driveline vibration, and visible cracking or collapse of the rubber. A worn rear differential mounting lets the diff move too much, which can accelerate wear in surrounding driveline parts.
Is this the only mounting needed, or should others be replaced too?
This is the left-hand (LH) rear differential mounting for the Freelander 1. The rear diff is held by more than one mounting, so it's worth inspecting the others at the same time and replacing them together if they show similar wear.