Front left wishbone Megane 2 RS Phase 1 / Phase 2
Brand: Renault Sport
Condition: Used product
Model: Megane 2 RS Phase 1 / Phase 2
Product: Front left wishbone
Information: Shot blasting + Epoxy ZINC + BPP600 + Thermo EN 9005 The ball joints/SB have not been changed and are still used.
Product introduction
This Renault Sport front left wishbone is intended for the Renault Megane 2 RS Phase 1 and Phase 2. It is a used part refurbished in terms of its metal structure by surface treatment, suitable for proper replacement on the front axle of a Megane 2 RS.
Purpose of the part
The left front wishbone, also called the lower suspension arm, provides the connection between the subframe, the hub and the suspension. It helps guide the wheel, maintain the geometry of the front axle and ensure driving precision, particularly on a sports car like the Megane 2 RS.
Symptoms or consequences of a worn or defective part
- Clicking or noise at the front axle when passing over irregularities
- Play in the suspension or feeling of vagueness in the steering
- Uneven tyre wear
- Deterioration of handling and braking precision
- Front axle geometry difficult to adjust correctly
Benefits of replacement
- Restoration of the correct guidance of the left front wheel
- Improved front axle precision
- Reduction of parasitic games linked to a tired wishbone
- Solution suitable for the maintenance or repair of a Megane 2 RS
- Original Renault Sport part, conforming to the assembly intended for the vehicle
Specifications
- Brand: Renault Sport
- Product: left front wishbone
- Position: front left, front left side
- Condition: used product
- Treatment: shot blasting, epoxy zinc, BPP600, thermo finish EN 9005
- The ball joints and silent blocks have not been replaced and remain second-hand items
- Used product to be checked visually before assembly according to the intended use
Vehicle compatibility
- Renault Megane 2 RS Phase 1
- Renault Megane 2 RS Phase 2
Conclusion
This used Renault Sport left front wishbone is a part suitable for rehabilitating the front axle of a Megane 2 RS, with a treated and protected structure, while retaining its original used ball joints and silent blocks.