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LR030047 - Anti-Roll Bar Link – Front

Original price - Original price €16,20
Original price
€16,20
€16,20 - €16,20
Current price €16,20
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Anti-Roll Bar Link is a front stabiliser drop link that connects the anti-roll bar to the suspension, forming part of the front anti-roll bar assembly.

As the suspension moves through its travel the link transmits that movement to the anti-roll bar, loading the bar in torsion to resist body roll during cornering. Ball-joint ends allow the link to articulate as the suspension travels.
Vehicle Model Range Rover 2002-2012 (L322)
Fitment Notes RANGE ROVER L322 2002-2012 — front anti-roll bar stabilizer drop link. Supersession: RBM500200 to LR030047 to LR073340
Alternative Codes
RBM500200RLR030047LR073340RBM000011

In stock 2 units
0 · Gouda 2 · Drachten
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Frequently asked questions

What is the front anti-roll bar link and what does it do?
The front anti-roll bar link is a drop link that connects the front anti-roll bar to the suspension on the Range Rover L322 (2002-2012). As the suspension moves, the link loads the bar in torsion to resist body roll in corners. Its ball-joint ends let it articulate through suspension travel.
Which part numbers does this replace?
This link supersedes the original RBM500200, running RBM500200 to LR030047 to LR073340. It's cross-referenced as LR030047 and listed with alternative RBM000011. If your L322 originally used any of these numbers, this is the current replacement.
How many links are needed for the front?
The front anti-roll bar uses one drop link on each side of the L322, so a pair is needed to do both sides. Links typically wear at a similar rate, so many owners replace both at once even if only one has failed, to keep handling balanced.
What are the signs a front anti-roll bar link has failed?
A worn anti-roll bar link on the L322 typically knocks or rattles over bumps and rough surfaces, especially at low speed, as the ball joints develop play. Vague or reduced body control through corners can also point to a failed link.