RGD000110 - Suspension Arm – Fixed Lower – Rear

- €41,00

€41,00

€41,00 - €41,00

€41,00

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Suspension Arm - Fixed Lower - Rear is a fixed-length lower locating link in the rear multi-link suspension assembly.

It connects the rear subframe to the wheel carrier, setting the lower geometry of the wheel and maintaining alignment of the hub under suspension travel and cornering load. As a fixed (non-adjustable) link, its length is established at manufacture. Fitted one per side.

Vehicle Model Land Rover Freelander 1 1996-2006 (L314)

Fitment Notes FREELANDER 1 1996-2006 — Fixed lower link, rear suspension (qty 2 per vehicle)

Alternative Codes

RGD000110RGD000040RGD100690

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Frequently asked questions

What is the rear fixed lower suspension arm used for on a Freelander 1?

The rear fixed lower suspension arm is a non-adjustable locating link in the Freelander 1 (1996-2006) rear multi-link suspension. It connects the rear subframe to the wheel carrier, setting the lower wheel geometry and holding hub alignment under suspension travel and cornering load.

How many rear fixed lower arms does a Freelander 1 need?

A Freelander 1 uses two rear fixed lower arms, one per side. They're typically replaced in pairs to keep rear geometry even, though each side can be done on its own if only one has worn.

What are the signs the rear lower suspension arm needs replacing?

The rear lower arm typically needs replacing when its pivot bushes perish or split, letting the arm develop play. That shifts rear geometry and can cause knock over bumps or uneven tyre wear. As a fixed-length arm it sets alignment, so worn examples affect handling.

Does part RGD000110 interchange with other numbers?

Part RGD000110 interchanges with RGD100690 and RGD000040, listed as alternatives for the Freelander 1 rear fixed lower arm. Confirm your existing part number or rear suspension layout before ordering, since some links were revised in production.