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546688H300 Nissan ROD ASSY-CONNECTING,STABILIZER, Price: 21.41$, Weight: 0.33kg

    • Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Ship in, Days Price

    Nissan

    546688H300

    ROD ASSY-CONNECTING,STABILIZER

    		 69

    0.33

    2-3

    21.41$
     

    Originals

    Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
    Nissan
    546688H300 
    ROD ASSY-CONNECTING,STABILIZER
    		21
    0.38
     Dispatch 24h
    25.69$
     
    ASIMCO
    546688H300 
    LINK ROD ASSY - 54668-8H300 - ASIMCO THAILAND
    		100
    0.38
    4-5
    7.44$
     

    Substitutions

    Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
    RBI
    N27T30FL 
    STABILIZER LINK X-TRAIL F/L
    		300
    0.416
    4-5
    12.17$
     
    555
    SL4910LM 
    STABILIZER LINK T30
    		20
    0.38
    4-5
    12.04$
     
    CTR
    CLN23 
    STABILIZER LINK FRONT
    		137
    0.805
    4-5
    10.20$
     
    FEBEST
    022330FL 
    FRONT LEFT STABILIZER LINK
    		11
    0.374
    2-3
    7.90$
     
    555
    SL4910L 
    STABILIZER LINK FNT L
    		0
    0.373
    4-5
    18.95$
    		 Not Available
    CTR
    CL0450 
    STABILIZER LINK FRONT LH NI 54668-8H300 X-TRAIL 2000-2007 CTR
    		0
    0.38
    4-5
    10.79$
    		 Not Available

    Compatibility

    Body StyleEngineVehicle GradeMarketModelModel Year FromModel Year ToDiagram
    WAGONQR25DEGXGeneral/Asia (RHD)T3008.200106.2006 View

    Front Stabilizer Link Rod Assembly

    This link rod is a key part of the anti-roll (stabilizer) system. It connects the stabilizer bar to the suspension strut/control arm, helping the car stay flat and stable when you turn, brake, or hit uneven roads. A strong link keeps steering response sharp and reduces body roll for safer handling .

    Why This Part Is Needed

    The stabilizer bar can only work if the link rod transfers force correctly. Inside the joints are ball-and-socket bearings that allow movement while holding tight under load. This lets the suspension travel up and down without losing control of side-to-side stability.

    How It Works

    When one wheel moves higher than the other, the stabilizer bar twists. The link rod carries that twist force to the opposite side, balancing the chassis and keeping tires planted for better grip ✅.

    Signs of a Broken or Worn Link

    If the rod or joints wear out, you may hear clunking over bumps, feel loose steering, and notice more leaning in corners. In severe cases, handling becomes unpredictable and tire wear can increase.

    Compatible Models

    • Nissan X-Trail