RYG000010 - Bolt – M12 x 73mm

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Bolt - M12 x 73mm for the adjustable rear bottom link on the Freelander 1.

Secures the rear lower suspension arm's adjustable pivot mounting, forming part of the rear wheel alignment mechanism. Paired with nut RYH100590.

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

Fitment Notes FREELANDER 1 1997-2006 — Bolt M12x73, adjustable rear bottom link

Alternative Codes

RYG000010ANR5339

On order 9 units · ETA 18-10-2026

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Frequently asked questions

What is the RYG000010 M12 x 73mm bolt used for?

The RYG000010 M12 x 73mm bolt secures the adjustable rear bottom link's pivot mounting on the Freelander 1, forming part of the rear wheel alignment mechanism. It carries suspension load at the rear lower arm.

Does the RYG000010 bolt come with a nut?

The RYG000010 bolt pairs with locking nut RYH100590, which is ordered separately. Fitting a fresh locking nut alongside the bolt is good practice on the Freelander 1 rear suspension, since prevailing torque nuts are typically single-use.

Which Land Rover does this bolt fit?

The RYG000010 bolt fits the Land Rover Freelander 1 (1997 to 2006), specifically the adjustable rear bottom link. Confirm you need the M12 x 73mm length, as the rear link uses a different bolt from the front suspension.