QEM500020 - Steering Damper Bush

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Steering Damper Bush is the mounting bush for the steering damper in the steering linkage.

It sits at the damper mounting eye where it attaches to the track rod, isolating the joint and allowing the steering damper to control and cushion steering oscillation and kickback.

Vehicle Model Land Rover Defender up to 2016

Fitment Notes DEFENDER 1983-2016 — steering damper bush (track rod mounting)

Alternative Codes

NTC1775QEM500020

In stock 17 units

9 · Gouda 8 · Drachten

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Frequently asked questions

What is the NTC1775 steering damper bush used for?

The NTC1775 steering damper bush is the mounting bush for the steering damper in the steering linkage. It sits at the damper's mounting eye where it attaches to the track rod, isolating the joint so the steering damper can control and cushion steering oscillation and kickback. It fits Land Rover Defender from 1983 to 2016.

Where on the vehicle is the steering damper bush located?

The steering damper bush is located at the steering damper mounting eye, where the damper attaches to the track rod in the steering system. On the Defender it isolates that joint from the linkage, cushioning steering movement and reducing transmitted vibration.

What are the signs the steering damper bush needs replacing?

A worn steering damper bush typically shows up as steering shimmy, kickback through the wheel, or a knocking feel over bumps on the Defender. As the bush perishes, the damper can't control oscillation properly, so replacing it usually restores steadier steering.