Nissan Leaf Front Tie Rod End – Left / Right (Early Type)
This outer tie rod end connects the tie rod to the steering knuckle on the Nissan Leaf. It is the type listed for the ZE0 Leaf to the year of construction 12/2013 or 05/2014, and for the ZE1. It comes with a lock nut, and the left and right ends are different parts.
A worn tie rod end usually shows as a knock over bumps, play in the steering, a split rubber boot or uneven front tyre wear.
Choose the side and brand from the options: left is Febi 48202 and right is Febi 48204, and the Blue Print equivalents are ADN187239 (left) and ADN187240 (right). Febi and Blue Print are both made by the bilstein group, so they are the same part under two brand names.
Febi and Blue Print are brands of the bilstein group, a German parts maker that supplies replacement parts for cars and vans across the world.
The table below shows the Nissan versions listed in the bilstein group parts finder, with each note word for word. Listed in the parts finder for the Nissan Leaf (ZE0, 2010 – 2018) 80 kW and Leaf (ZE1, 2017 on) 110 kW and 160 kW. Some versions carry a note in the fitment table. The parts finder adds these notes: “to the year of construction: 12/2013”; “to the year of construction: 05/2014”. Compare the Nissan part number on your existing part with the numbers on this page before ordering.
Key Benefits
- For ZE0 to 2014 and the ZE1
- Left and right versions available
- Supplied with lock nut
- 192 mm long
- Febi and Blue Print options
Replaces Nissan part numbers left (Febi 48202): D8640-1KA0B, 48640-1KA0A, 48640-4FJ0A, D8F40-4FJ0A and D8640-1KA0A; right (Febi 48204): D8520-1KA0B, 48520-1KA0A, D8520-1KA0A and D8E20-4FJ0A.
Installation
Professional installation recommended. Count the turns when removing the old end so the new one starts close to the right position, use a ball joint splitter on the knuckle, and have the front wheel alignment set after fitting. If the vehicle is equipped with driver assistance systems, a sensor calibration may be necessary.
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| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Fitting Position | Front Axle Left (48202) | Front Axle Right (48204) |
| Height | 57 mm |
| Length | 192 mm |
| Internal Thread | M12 x 1.25 |
| Outside Thread | M10 x 1.25 |
| Supplied with | Lock nut |
| Part Number | Febi 48202 (left) | Febi 48204 (right) | Blue Print ADN187239 (left) | Blue Print ADN187240 (right) |
Fits The Following Nissan Models
| Model | Submodel |
|---|---|
| Nissan Leaf (ZE0) 2010 – 2018 to the year of construction: 12/2013 to the year of construction: 05/2014 | (E) – 80 kW / 109 hp |
| Nissan Leaf (ZE1) 2017 – | (E) – 160 kW / 218 hp |
| Nissan Leaf (ZE1) 2017 – | (E) – 110 kW / 150 hp |
Nissan Leaf Front Tie Rod End – Left / Right (Early Type) FAQs
Which part numbers does it replace?
Replaces Nissan part numbers left (Febi 48202): D8640-1KA0B, 48640-1KA0A, 48640-4FJ0A, D8F40-4FJ0A and D8640-1KA0A; right (Febi 48204): D8520-1KA0B, 48520-1KA0A, D8520-1KA0A and D8E20-4FJ0A. Febi and Blue Print part numbers are listed in the specifications.
Which side do I need?
Febi 48202 is for the front left and Febi 48204 is for the front right. Blue Print ADN187239 and ADN187240 are the same parts.
Which tie rod end does a later ZE0 use?
ZE0 cars from the year of construction 12/2013 or 05/2014 use Febi 194469 (left) and 194763 (right), which we list separately.
Will the driver assistance sensors need calibrating?
They may. The parts finder notes: “If the vehicle is equipped with driver assistance systems, a sensor calibration may be necessary.”
Will it fit my Nissan Leaf?
Listed in the parts finder for the Nissan Leaf (ZE0, 2010 – 2018) 80 kW and Leaf (ZE1, 2017 on) 110 kW and 160 kW. Some versions carry a note in the fitment table. The parts finder adds these notes: “to the year of construction: 12/2013”; “to the year of construction: 05/2014”. Check the notes in the fitment table and compare the Nissan part number on your existing part.
Is Febi the same as Blue Print?
Yes. Both are made by the bilstein group and they are the same part.
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