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RPM000020B - Shock Absorber – Rear – RH – Gas

Original price - Original price €92,80
Original price
€92,80
€92,80 - €92,80
Current price €92,80
OEM Part
OEM: Made by an Original Equipment Manufacturer. This part is made by an original equipment manufacturer or under their license, ensuring compatibility and quality.
Shock Absorber - Rear - RH - Gas is a gas-charged hydraulic damper in the rear suspension, mounting between the right-hand side of the axle and the chassis.

It damps oscillation of the rear coil spring and resists unwanted axle movement, helping to maintain tyre contact and ride stability over uneven ground. The internal gas charge reduces aeration of the damping fluid, giving more consistent control under sustained loads.
Vehicle Model Land Rover Freelander 1 1996-2006 (L314)
Fitment Notes FREELANDER 1 from VIN 1A000001 — Rear RH, Gas damper
Alternative Codes
RPM000020RPM000020BRPM00020

In stock 1 unit
0 · Gouda 1 · Drachten
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Frequently asked questions

What is the Shock Absorber Rear RH Gas used for on a Freelander 1?
The Shock Absorber Rear RH Gas is a gas-charged right-hand rear damper for the Land Rover Freelander 1. It mounts between the right side of the axle and chassis, damping rear coil spring oscillation. The internal gas charge reduces fluid aeration, giving more consistent damping under sustained loads.
What is the benefit of a gas-charged rear damper?
A gas-charged rear damper resists fluid foaming during prolonged or heavy use on the Freelander 1, which keeps damping more consistent. As the part heats up on rough ground, the gas charge typically helps maintain control where a plain hydraulic damper might fade. It covers the right-hand rear side.
What are the signs this gas rear damper needs replacing?
A worn gas rear damper on the Freelander 1 typically shows as a floaty or bouncy rear end, knocking over bumps, and oil weeping down the body. A failed gas charge usually causes noticeably softer damping. Replacing the opposite side at the same time keeps rear damping even.