The Land Rover Discovery Sport L550 Rear Left Seat Belt is an original part from the seat belts and parts category, designed for installation on the rear left side of the vehicle. It ensures proper passenger restraint and stable integration with the factory anchor points in the Land Rover's body. This is a solution for users who want to restore the full functionality of the safety system after a collision or wear of the original belt.
Specifications and technical data
- SKU: FK72-611B69-AG
- Mark: Land Rover
- Condition: Used
- OEM Part Number: FK72-611B69-AG
- Substitutable numbers: FK72-611B69-AG, FK72611B69AG, LR072159, AMFK72-611B69-AG8PVJ, AMFK72611B69AG8PVJ
- Location on the vehicle: Rear, Left
- Part type: Seat Belt
- Category: Seat Belts & Parts
Intended Use and Fitment for Land Rover Discovery Sport L550
The presented seat belt has been specifically designed for the Discovery Sport L550 model, taking into account the geometry of the rear seat and factory mounting points. Its placement on the vehicle is the rear left side, allowing for precise integration with the body structure and upholstery. This ensures the correct path of the webbing relative to the passenger's shoulder and chest, which is crucial for the effectiveness of the safety system.
Seat Belt Construction and Function
The seat belt is responsible for controllably restraining the passenger in the seat during sudden braking or collision. The retractor mechanism, pillar mounting, and floor anchor point work in conjunction with the seat and body structure to create a cohesive protective system. The webbing used has the appropriate width and flexibility to distribute loads over a larger area of the body while maintaining the required stiffness.
The original Land Rover solution ensures compatibility with the vehicle's factory safety systems, such as pretensioners or sensors integrated with the car's electronics (if present in the specific equipment configuration). This maintains the consistent operation of the entire system without the need for installation modifications.
Benefits of Using an Original Seat Belt
Using an original seat belt in the rear left mounting position allows for the preservation of safety parameters intended by the vehicle manufacturer. The key benefits include:
- factory fitment to the Discovery Sport L550 body structure,
- correct webbing geometry relative to the seat and pillar,
- seamless integration with existing safety system components,
- no need for modifications to mountings or interference with the body structure.
For the user, this means predictable performance of the safety system and the ability to restore full functionality after replacing a damaged component. For Land Rover class vehicles, maintaining compliance with factory solutions is particularly important, impacting the car's value and its assessment during technical inspections.
Characteristics of a Used Product
This seat belt comes from the secondary market, which helps reduce repair costs while maintaining the original Land Rover construction. A used part may show typical signs of wear and tear for its category, but crucially, it retains the functionality necessary for continued use. This is a practical solution for Discovery Sport L550 owners who want to restore the functionality of the rear left seating position in a cost-effective manner.
Land Rover Seat Belts and Parts – Expansion and Service
If you are looking for other Land Rover seat belts and parts for your car, check out our dedicated category: Land Rover seat belts and parts. There you will find a wide selection of safety system components, making it easier to comprehensively service the interior and match components to a specific equipment version.
Knowledge and Inspiration Regarding Used Parts
When planning upgrades or repairs using parts from the secondary market, it is worth familiarizing yourself with best practices for selection and installation. A guide on using used components in vehicle modifications can be helpful: best used parts for tuning your car. Although it primarily concerns tuning, the tips on selecting and assessing the condition of parts contained within can also be useful when choosing safety system components.
For those interested in the broader context of structural changes in modern cars, including the development of safety systems, an article on the evolution of a popular hot-hatch can be an interesting addition: Hot-Hatch Legend: The Evolution of the VW Golf GTI from Mk1 to Mk8 – Structural Changes and VW Car Parts. It provides a better understanding of how manufacturers design modern protective systems and the importance of component consistency.
