TRW JTS281 Rear Stabilizer Link for Chrysler Crossfire: 2004 - 2008, Mercedes-Benz 190D: 1985 - 1989, Mercedes-Benz 190E: 1984 - 1993, Mercedes-Benz 260E: 1987 - 1989, Mercedes-Benz 300CE: 1988 - 1993, Mercedes-Benz 300D: 1987, 1990 - 1993, Mercedes-Benz 300E: 1986 - 1993, Mercedes-Benz 300SL: 1990 - 1993, Mercedes-Benz 300TD: 1987, Mercedes-Benz 400E: 1992 - 1993, Mercedes-Benz 500E: 1992 - 1993, Mercedes-Benz 500SL: 1990 - 1993, Mercedes-Benz 600SL: 1993, Mercedes-Benz C220: 1994 - 1996, Mercedes-Benz C230: 1997 - 2000, Mercedes-Benz C280: 1994 - 2000, Mercedes-Benz C36 AMG: 1995 - 1997, Mercedes-Benz C43 AMG: 1998 - 2000, Mercedes-Benz CLK320: 1998 - 2003, Mercedes-Benz CLK430: 1999 - 2003, Mercedes-Benz CLK55 AMG: 2001 - 2002, Mercedes-Benz E300: 1995 - 1999, Mercedes-Benz E320: 1994 - 2002, Mercedes-Benz E420: 1994 - 1995, 1997, Mercedes-Benz E430: 1998 - 2002, Mercedes-Benz E500: 1994, Mercedes-Benz E55 AMG: 1999 - 2002, Mercedes-Benz SL320: 1994 - 1997, Mercedes-Benz SL500: 1994 - 2002, Mercedes-Benz SL600: 1994 - 2002, Mercedes-Benz SLK230: 1998 - 2004, Mercedes-Benz SLK280: 2006 - 2008, Mercedes-Benz SLK300: 2009 - 2011, Mercedes-Benz SLK32 AMG: 2002 - 2004, Mercedes-Benz SLK320: 2001 - 2004, Mercedes-Benz SLK350: 2005 - 2011, Mercedes-Benz SLK55 AMG: 2005 - 2010
A stabilizer link performs a crucial role in the performance of any vehicle, connecting other parts of the suspension set up that absorb the shocks from potholes or bumps in the road. Therefore stabilizer links or stabilizer bars need to be performing at their best to guarantee driver safety and comfort. If a stabilizer link or bar is not performing as well as it should be in a vehicle, the handling and shock absorption can be affected, which will mean a car or van will sway too much during turning. This could result in a loss of control, a very dangerous consequence for drivers. A poorly working stabilizer link can also lead to uncomfortable rides as well as reduced efficiency. For these reasons it is of critical importance that the stabilizer link in any car is working properly. And with TRW’s high-quality, longer lasting parts you can be sure it is. The replacement of a faulty stabilizer link with a new TRW stabilizer link on a car has an immediate, easy to identify effect on the quality of driving including : improved fuel economy, lower emissions and enhanced driving comfort and support.
- Every TRW part has four levels of testing/technical/audit review before approval is given including endurance testing of 500K cycles
- Low friction polymer or high quality bearings enhance steering performance
- Manufactured with built-in rubber bushings or premium steel and polymer joints, designed to the latest high performance designs with OE quality materials
- UPC: 00847963030763
- Manufacturer Warranty: 12 Months
