ANR6947 - Radius Arm Bush – Rear Steering or Suspension Part Land Rover Range Rover Discovery

ANR6947 – Draagarmrubber – Achter

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Radiusarmbus - Achter voor de achterste radiusarm.

De bus wordt in het oog van de radiusarm geperst en vormt het flexibele scharnierpunt tussen de radiusarm en de bevestiging aan de as. Het absorbeert schokken van de weg en zorgt voor een gecontroleerde articulatie van de arm, terwijl de positie en geometrie van de achterwielophanging behouden blijven.

Vehicle Model Land Rover Discovery 2 1998-2004 (L318)

Fitment Notes DISCOVERY 2 1998-2004 — Achterste draagarm aan asbus

Alternative Codes

ANR6947ANR6947X

In stock 14 units

10 · Gouda 4 · Drachten

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Frequently asked questions

What does the rear radius arm bush do on a Discovery 2?

The rear radius arm bush is the compliant joint pressed into the radius arm eye on the Land Rover Discovery 2 (1998-2004). It absorbs road shock and allows controlled arm movement while keeping the rear suspension location and geometry.

How many radius arm bushes do I need?

You typically need one bush per radius arm. The Discovery 2 has a radius arm on each side at the rear, so a full rear refresh usually means replacing them in pairs to keep handling even.

What are the signs the rear radius arm bush is worn?

Worn radius arm bushes usually cause clunking over bumps, vague rear-end handling, and uneven tyre wear. Visible cracking or splitting of the rubber is a clear sign. Replacing them restores the rear axle's correct location.

Is fitting the bush a DIY job?

Fitting this bush usually needs a press or a suitable bush removal tool, since it is pressed into the radius arm eye. Many home mechanics remove the arm and have the bushes pressed at a workshop.