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RBM500190LR - Anti Roll Bar Link – Front

Original price - Original price €56,80
Original price
€56,80
€56,80 - €56,80
Current price €56,80
Genuine Part
Genuine: Original manufacturer part. This product is the original part designed and produced by the vehicle manufacturer.
Anti Roll Bar Link - Front connects the front anti-roll bar to the front suspension lower arm, transferring torsional load across the axle to resist body roll during cornering.

The link uses ball-jointed ends to accommodate the angular movement between the bar and the arm mounting point. Wear or failure of the link causes a rattle or clunk over uneven surfaces and noticeably reduced resistance to body roll.
Vehicle Model Land Rover Discovery 3 2005-2009 (L319)
Land Rover Discovery 4 2010-2016 (L319)
Alternative Codes
RBM500190LRRBM500190RBM500110RBM500180RBM500190A

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  • Netherlands / Belgium / Germany: 2–4 working days after dispatch.
  • Other EU countries + UK: 4–8 working days after dispatch.
  • Outside EU/UK: contact us for an estimate.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the RBM500190LR front anti roll bar link?
RBM500190LR is the front anti roll bar link for the Discovery 3, carrying Land Rover part reference RBM500190. It joins the anti roll bar to the front suspension so that load from one wheel is fed across to the other, which is what keeps body roll in check.
How do I tell if the link has worn out?
Grab the link with the wheel off the ground and try to move it. Any free play at the ball ends means it's done. On the road you'll typically hear a light knock or clonk from the front over expansion joints and speed bumps before anything else shows up.
Do I need to change anything else at the same time?
The anti roll bar bushes are worth checking while you're there, since they're on the same assembly and take a similar beating. The link itself uses ball joints at each end that aren't serviceable, so the link is replaced complete rather than repaired.