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LINK COMPL LH

Part number
54501JU41B 
Availability
7
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Make
Made in
Japan
Compatibility
  • Q40/G Sedan
  • Skyline
249.85$

LINK COMPL LH

Part number
54501JU41B 
Availability
27
Processing
2-3 days
Make
Made in
Japan
Compatibility
  • Q40/G Sedan
  • Skyline
208.21$

Substitutions

FRONT ARM BUSHING FRONT LOWER ARM

Part number
NAB368 
Availability
40
Processing
2-3 days
Make
Made in
China
11.58$

LINK COMPL LH

Part number
54501JU41A 
Availability
0
Make
Made in
Japan
Compatibility
  • Q40/G Sedan
  • Skyline
177.95$
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LINK COMPL LH

Part number
54501JK01B 
Availability
0
Make
Made in
Japan
173.89$
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LINK COMPL LH

Part number
54501JK01A 
Availability
0
Make
Made in
Japan
172.54$
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LINK COMPL-TRANSVERSE,LH

Part number
54501JK00A 
Availability
0
Make
Made in
Japan
Compatibility
  • Q40/G Sedan
  • Skyline
155.89$
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REAR ARM BUSHING FRONT ARM WITHOUT SHAFT

Part number
NABS51B 
Availability
0
Make
Made in
China
28.50$
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Left Front Suspension Link Assembly

This left-side suspension link is a key connector between the wheel hub area and the vehicle’s front suspension geometry. It helps keep the wheel tracked in the correct position while the suspension moves up and down over bumps. On Nissan applications, this component is essential for safe handling, stable braking, and clean tyre wear βœ….

Why this part is needed

Every time you accelerate, brake, or corner, the front wheels try to pull and twist the suspension. This link supports those loads and keeps alignment angles steady. Without a tight, healthy link, the car can feel loose and unpredictable.

How it works

The link uses rigid steel construction with bushings/joints to allow controlled movement. It guides the suspension travel while absorbing vibration, reducing harshness and keeping steering response smooth ?.

What happens if it’s worn or broken

Common signs include clunking over bumps, wandering steering, uneven tyre wear, and pulling during braking. If it fails completely, alignment can shift suddenly, increasing stopping distance and making the vehicle unsafe to drive ⚠️.