RYG101010L - Flanged bolt 10.9 driving member by AftermarketSteering or Suspension Part Land Rover Range Rover Defender

RYG101010L - Bolt – Flanged – M10 x 50 – Drive Shaft

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Flanged Bolt - M10 x 50, a Grade 10.9 high-tensile fixing used in the front drive shaft and hub assembly.

It secures the drive member (drive flange) to the front hub. The integral flanged head spreads the clamp load and removes the need for a separate washer. Thread size M10, length 50 mm, tensile grade 10.9.

Vehicle Model Land Rover Defender up to 2016

Fitment Notes DEFENDER 1987-2006 — Front drive shaft and hub, flanged head bolt M10 x 50, Grade 10.9, to (V)KA930455

Alternative Codes

RYG101010LAFU1181BR 3613FC110107L

In stock 24 units

14 · Gouda 10 · Drachten

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Frequently asked questions

What is the M10 x 50 flanged bolt used for?

The RYG101010L is a Grade 10.9 high-tensile flanged bolt, M10 x 50, that secures the drive member (drive flange) to the front hub on the Land Rover Defender. The integral flanged head spreads the clamp load, so no separate washer is needed. It's a front drive shaft and hub fixing.

Which Defenders does this bolt fit?

This bolt fits the Land Rover Defender front drive shaft and hub from 1987 up to VIN KA930455 (around 2006). Check your chassis number if your Defender is near that build break, since the later hub typically uses a different fixing.

How many of these bolts secure the drive flange?

The front drive flange is held by several of these M10 x 50 bolts around its face, so they're normally renewed as a complete set. Count the bolts on your Defender hub and order to match. Renewing the full set keeps the clamp load even across the torque-critical joint.

Can I reuse the old drive flange bolts?

These Grade 10.9 drive flange bolts are best replaced rather than reused. The drive member joint is torque-critical and high-tensile bolts can stretch once loaded. Fit fresh bolts and torque them to the workshop manual figure for a reliable clamp on the Defender front hub.