20250AJ070 Subaru LINK ASSY R TRG LH, Price: 74.15$, Weight: 1.217kg
| Make | Number | Name | Availability | Weight, kg | Ship in, Days | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Subaru |
20250AJ070 |
LINK ASSY R TRG LH |
5 |
1.217 |
2-3 |
74.15$ |
Substitutions
| Make | Number | Name | Availability | Weight, kg | Processing, days | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FEBEST |
REAR LEFT LATERAL CONTROL ROD
|
2 |
1.305
|
2-3
|
26.81$
|
||
| FEBEST |
ARM BUSH FOR LATERAL CONTROL ARM
|
29 |
0.42
|
2-3
|
5.02$
|
||
| Subaru |
20250FG010
|
LINK ASSY R TRG LH
|
0 |
1.294
|
-
|
80.89$
|
Not Available |
| Subaru |
LINK ASSY R TRG LH
|
0 |
1.185
|
-
|
67.41$
|
Not Available |
Compatibility
| Body | Engine | Vehicle Grade | Market | Model Year From | Model Year To | Train | Diagram |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ｱｳﾄﾊﾞﾂｸ | 2.5L EMPI DOHC NA | 2.5I B-SPORT EYESIGHT | Japan | 02.2013 | 09.2014 | ﾌﾙﾀｲﾑ4ﾘﾝｸﾄﾞｳ | View |
Rear Suspension Trailing Link Assembly (Left Side)
This chassis link is a key part of the rear suspension that keeps the left rear wheel sitting in the correct position under the vehicle. It is needed to control wheel movement during acceleration, braking, and cornering, so the car stays stable and predictable on the road ?.
How It Works
The link connects the rear hub/knuckle area to the body/subframe through strong mounting points and rubber bushings. As the suspension travels up and down, the bushings flex to absorb shock and noise while the arm guides the wheel path. This helps maintain proper alignment and reduces unwanted rear steering effects.
Why Replacement Matters
If this link is bent from a curb hit or the bushings wear out, the rear wheel can shift slightly. You may notice uneven tire wear, rear-end wobble, clunking noises over bumps, or a steering pull. In severe cases, stability in wet roads and emergency maneuvers can drop a lot ⚠️.
Common Symptoms of Failure
- Knocking or thudding from the left rear over bumps ?
- Rapid or uneven rear tire wear
- Rear alignment won’t hold after adjustment
- Loose feeling or drifting at highway speeds