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RGD500150 - Anti-Roll Bar Link Assembly – Rear Steering or Suspension Part Land Rover Range Rover Range Rover

RGD500150 - Anti-Roll Bar Link Assembly – Rear

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Anti-Roll Bar Link Assembly - Rear is a connecting link (drop link) in the rear anti-roll bar assembly.

It joins the end of the rear anti-roll (stabiliser) bar to the suspension, transmitting body-roll load between the two so the bar resists lean during cornering. The assembly carries a ball joint at each end to accommodate suspension articulation; worn links typically produce knock or rattle over uneven surfaces. Fitted one per side.
Vehicle Model Range Rover 2002-2012 (L322)
Fitment Notes RANGE ROVER L322 2002-2012 — Rear anti-roll bar (stabilizer bar) link assembly. Superseded to LR030048.
Alternative Codes
RGD500150LR030048RGD00013RGD000130RGD000131

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Frequently asked questions

What does the rear anti-roll bar link do on a Range Rover L322?
The rear anti-roll bar link (drop link) connects the rear anti-roll bar to the suspension on the Range Rover L322 (2002-2012). It transmits body-roll load into the bar so it resists lean during cornering. Each link carries a ball joint at both ends to allow suspension articulation.
How many rear anti-roll bar links does an L322 need?
The Range Rover L322 uses two rear anti-roll bar links, one per side. They're typically replaced as a pair, since both sides usually wear at a similar rate and matched links keep the rear bar working evenly.
What are the signs a rear anti-roll bar link needs replacing?
A worn rear anti-roll bar link typically knocks or rattles over uneven surfaces as the ball joints at each end develop play. On the Range Rover L322 this often shows as a clatter from the rear over speed bumps or rough roads. A new link restores quiet anti-roll control.
Has part RGD500150 been replaced by a newer number?
Part RGD500150 has been superseded to LR030048 for the Range Rover L322 rear anti-roll bar link, and the two interchange directly. An order may be supplied as the later LR030048. Earlier references RGD000130, RGD000131 and RGD00013 also cross to this link.

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