The title of this article is the question workshops ask; the catalogue this site is built from answers a different one. A parts catalogue does not diagnose vehicles, and the stabilizer link listings here print no symptom lists, no inspection procedures and no replacement intervals. What they print is the information a replacement is actually matched and ordered with: the link's stated function, its construction, its mounting position, its applications and its cross references, across 24 detailed references. This article sets out that information in full — because when a link is being replaced, for whatever reason the workshop has established, the number is the identifier the replacement is matched and ordered by in this catalogue.
What the listings state the link does
The listings describe the part's function in the same words across the range: the link is there "to act as a front stabilizer bar link, connecting the stabilizer bar to suspension components to reduce body roll during cornering and improve handling stability". That is the catalogue's description, printed across the link listings, and it is the extent of the functional claims this site makes for the part. The listings do not go on to describe failure modes, wear sequences or the order in which symptoms appear, and neither does this article.
Construction as listed
Across the 24 references, the listings describe construction in a consistent vocabulary: steel, rubber, resin and grease appear as the stated materials — the 48830-60060 listing, for example, specifies steel, rubber, resin and grease, and the Nissan listings use the same group. One listing's photograph shows the part supplied with fixing bolts, noted on the front stabilizer bar links page. The listings do not print strength or durability figures per reference, so construction comparisons between references are not something the catalogue supports; what it supports is identification, reference by reference.
The 24 references, grouped as listed
Toyota — 10 references. The 48820 series carries most of them: 48820-0K010 (Fortuner, Innova, ISII), 48820-06050 (Aurion, Avalon, Camry), 48820-47010 (Avensis, Corolla, Prius), 48820-20040 (Carina, Picnic, Avensis), 48820-B0010 (Avanza, Xenia), 48820-B0020 (Terios) and 48820-28050 (Highlander, Venza, Previa). Alongside them sit 48810-0K010 (4Runner, FJ Cruiser, Fortuner) and the two 48830 references: 48830-48010 (Venza, RX, Highlander) and 48830-60060 (GX, 4Runner), the latter printed Front Axle Left and cross-referencing ADT385110, 48214 and T118.
Nissan — 6 references. Three sit in the 48510/48520/48521 numbers — 48510-3S525 (Elgrand, Navara, Xterra), 48520-2S485 (Navara, Pick Up) and 48521-2S485 (Navara, Pick Up, NP300 Pickup) — and three in the 54618 numbers: 54618-1FE0A (Micra, Note, Versa, cross-referencing 10601139, SI139 and JTS7592), 54618-AX600 (Cube, Twingo, Note) and 54618-JA000 (Qashqai, X-Trail, Koleos).
Hyundai — 8 references. All in the 54830 series: 54830-0U000 (i30, Rio, Soul), 54830-1S000 (ix35, Tucson, Sportage), 54830-2E200 (Tucson, Sportage, i30), 54830-3K010 and 54830-3Q000 (Grandeur, Sonata, Opirus), 54830-3R000 (Sonata, Optima), 54830-F2000 (Elantra, i30, Kona) and 54830-J9000 (Elantra, i30, Ceed).
One position statement runs through all 24 listings in the three groups: Front Axle Left. The 48820-0K010 listing prints it, the 48830-60060 listing prints it, and the Nissan and Hyundai listings print it in the same words — the catalogue presents this range as front stabilizer bar links, and the function line quoted above is printed with that position.
Matching the replacement
The matching discipline for this family is the catalogue's general one, and it matters here because the references are position-specific. The OE number from the part being replaced identifies the listing, and the stated mounting position — Front Axle Left, as every one of the 24 listings prints it — is part of that listing's identity. The cross references are the second route in: ADT385110, 48214 and T118 lead to 48830-60060; 10601139, SI139 and JTS7592 lead to 54618-1FE0A; and F18752, 42973 and JTS7566 lead to 48820-0K010, the Fortuner, Innova and ISII reference. A stock system holding any of those numbers resolves to its listing without the OE number ever being looked up — which is the catalogue working as designed, three routes to the same reference. Where the number is not among the 24, include it in your enquiry with the vehicle details, and raise anything beyond what the listings print with the OE number in that enquiry.
Position as listed, and why the number carries it
Because all 24 listings state one mounting position — Front Axle Left — the identity of a reference in this family rests on its number, its application list and its cross references rather than on a spread of positions. What each listing prints is its number, its applications, its stated position and its cross references: 48830-60060 is the GX and 4Runner reference with crosses ADT385110, 48214 and T118; 54618-1FE0A is the Micra, Note and Versa reference with crosses 10601139, SI139 and JTS7592; 48820-0K010 is the Fortuner, Innova and ISII reference. A replacement ordered on the number is ordered against everything the listing states — its application list, its stated position and its cross references — while a replacement chosen on a vehicle name alone can land on any of several references — the Toyota group alone holds ten.
What to send when ordering
An enquiry for this family should contain the OE number (or a cross reference from the sets above), the vehicle application as listed, and the quantity. The application alone does not settle it either: the Elantra name appears under two Hyundai references, 54830-F2000 and 54830-J9000, so "a link for an Elantra" is two possible references until the number is stated. None of this requires the workshop's diagnosis to travel with the order — the catalogue's listings are organised by number, and the number, the listed application and the quantity are what an enquiry for this family should carry.
Ordering facts for this family
- Range: 24 detailed references — ten Toyota, six Nissan and eight Hyundai listings, presented as front stabilizer bar links.
- Samples: Free samples are offered.
- Delivery: The company FAQ gives a general figure of 30–40 days; no link listing prints its own delivery window.
- Packaging and quantities: Ask for packaging and quantities in your enquiry for this line.
Frequently asked questions
Does the catalogue give signs that a stabilizer link is worn?
No. The listings print the part's stated function, construction, mounting position, applications and cross references — not diagnostic guidance. Replacement matching is by OE number and stated position.
Which mounting position do the listings state?
Front Axle Left, on all 24 listings across the three groups — Toyota, Nissan and Hyundai alike. The catalogue presents the range as front stabilizer bar links.
Which references cover the Nissan Qashqai?
54618-JA000 is titled for Qashqai, X-Trail and Koleos applications. The Nissan group also holds 48510-3S525, 48520-2S485, 48521-2S485, 54618-1FE0A and 54618-AX600.
Request a suspension parts quote by OE number
Send the OE number, the vehicle application and the side or axle position where the listing gives one, plus quantity.