Stabilizer Links by OE Number

Twenty-four references across Toyota, Nissan and Hyundai

The stabilizer link catalogue holds 24 detail pages. Each listing gives the OE number, the vehicle applications, the mounting position where the listing states it, the materials and the cross references. The links connect the stabilizer bar (anti-roll bar) to the suspension — the 48820-0K010 listing states the function directly: 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.

The listings by group

Every one of the 24 listings states the same mounting position — Front Axle Left — and the same construction: steel, rubber, resin and grease. The full reference-by-reference table, with each listing's cross references, is on the front stabilizer bar links page.

Detail on the anchor listing

The 48820-0K010 listing (Toyota Fortuner, Innova, ISII) shows the depth each listing carries: cross references F18752, 42973 and JTS7566; mounting position Front Axle Left; materials steel, rubber, resin and grease; and the function statement quoted above. Front-axle links as a group are collected on the front stabilizer bar links page, and the wear side of the component is covered in the blog article signs of a worn stabilizer link.

Matching a stabilizer link

Three details identify a link: the OE number, the vehicle application, and the cross references printed on the listing. All 24 detailed listings state the same mounting position — Front Axle Left — so the number itself is the identifier: quote the OE number, or, where your old part carries a cross-reference number instead (an F18752, for example), match through the cross references printed on the listing. If the position you need is not the one the listings state, send the number from the part being replaced in your enquiry, and check it against the range above before ordering.

Ordering facts for this family

• Samples: Free samples are offered.
• Small orders: Accepted on items in stock, per the listings.
• Packaging: Original, Rainbow or customised packaging, per the listings.
• Delivery: The company FAQ gives a general delivery figure of 30–40 days. The catalogue's named listings that print a delivery window print 20–45 days according to OE number and quantity; where the listing for your number prints no window, ask for its window in your enquiry.

Two listings worth singling out

The Nissan group contains a numbering point worth a buyer's attention: the references 48510-3S525 (Elgrand, Navara, Xterra), 48520-2S485 (Navara, Pick Up) and 48521-2S485 (Navara, Pick Up, NP300 Pickup) sit in the stabilizer link file under numbers that resemble the shock absorber series — in this catalogue they are link listings, with link applications, and they are ordered from this page. In the Hyundai group, the 54830-3R000 listing covers Sonata and Optima; the Elantra name appears under two references — 54830-F2000 (Elantra, i30, Kona) and 54830-J9000 (Elantra, i30, Ceed) — so identify an Elantra link by its number, not by the model name alone; and 54830-3K010 and 54830-3Q000 are two separate references titled for the same Grandeur, Sonata and Opirus applications.

Frequently asked questions

Which mounting positions do the listings cover?

All 24 detailed listings state the same mounting position — Front Axle Left — so order by the OE number itself. If you are matching by vehicle, state the vehicle and identify the number from the application lists; if the position you need differs from the one the listings state, send the number from the part being replaced in your enquiry and check it against the listings above.

Do you list rear stabilizer links?

The 24 detailed listings in this family all state a front-axle mounting position; no rear-position reference is published among them. For a rear application, send the OE number in your enquiry, and check it against the listings above.