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RGX101000 - Trailing Link Bush

Original price - Original price €7,00
Original price
€7,00
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Aftermarket Part
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Trailing Link Bush - a rubber-to-metal bush that forms the compliant pivot mounting for the rear trailing link in the independent rear suspension.

The trailing link locates the rear hub carrier fore and aft; this bush provides the flexible pivot at the link's mounting point, absorbing road shock and maintaining suspension geometry under load. A perished or worn bush allows excess movement, producing imprecise handling, knocking on rough surfaces and uneven tyre wear.
Vehicle Model Land Rover Freelander 1 1996-2006 (L314)
Fitment Notes FREELANDER 1 1997-2001 — Trailing link bush, to VIN YA999999
Alternative Codes
RGX101000

In stock 5 units
3 · Gouda 2 · Drachten
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  • Outside EU/UK: delivery times vary — contact us for an estimate.

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Frequently asked questions

What does the trailing link bush do?
The trailing link bush is the rubber-to-metal pivot bush for the rear trailing link in the Freelander 1 independent rear suspension. The trailing link locates the rear hub fore and aft; this bush is its flexible pivot, absorbing road shock and holding suspension geometry under load.
What are the signs the trailing link bush is worn?
A worn trailing link bush typically causes knocking from the rear over bumps, vague handling and uneven rear tyre wear. The rubber perishes and cracks with age and load, letting the link move too freely. Renewing the bush on the Freelander 1 restores precise location of the rear suspension.
How do I confirm this trailing link bush fits?
This trailing link bush fits the early Freelander 1 up to VIN YA999999. Later Freelander 1 builds use a different rear suspension arrangement, so check your VIN against this ceiling before ordering. It's a Bearmach aftermarket part.