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HWI500010 - Bracket – Fixed

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Fixed Bracket for the rear seat lockdown mechanism.

It anchors the rear seat lockdown bar to the body, holding the seat squab in its latched position. Used with both the folding bench and the split rear seat.
Vehicle Model Land Rover Freelander 1 1996-2006 (L314)
Fitment Notes FREELANDER 1 1996-2006 — Rear seat lockdown bar/bracket. Fits both the 3-door soft back/hard back bench lockdown mechanism and squab release, and the split rear seat lockdown mechanism and squab release.
Alternative Codes
HWI500010

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Frequently asked questions

What is this fixed bracket used for?
This fixed bracket anchors the rear seat lockdown bar to the body on the Freelander 1. It holds the seat squab in its latched position, forming the fixed anchor point for the rear seat lockdown mechanism.
Which Freelander 1 seats does this bracket fit?
This bracket fits the Land Rover Freelander 1 (1996-2006) and works with both rear seat types. It suits the 3-door soft back and hard back bench lockdown mechanism and squab release, and the split rear seat lockdown mechanism, so it's common across the Freelander 1 rear seat variants.
What does the rear seat lockdown bracket do in use?
In use, the fixed bracket gives the rear seat lockdown bar a solid anchor so the squab stays latched upright and doesn't release under load. If the squab won't lock down properly on your Freelander 1, a damaged or missing bracket at the anchor point is a common cause.