Land Rover Freelander 1 Steering Wheel Airbag Driver's Side Module EHM000050PUY

Land Rover Freelander 1 Steering Wheel Airbag Driver's Side Module is an original airbag module designed for installation on the driver's side. The component has been specifically engineered for the Freelander 1 steering system, ensuring precise fitment, correct mounting geometry, and full compatibility with the vehicle's factory safety system. The neutral black finish maintains a consistent interior look without the need for additional modifications.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: EHM000050PUY
• Mark: Land Rover
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: EHM000050PUY
• Substitutable numbers: EHM000050PUY
• Color: Black
• Category: Other Interior Parts & Accessories

Purpose and function in the safety system

The presented module is a factory airbag installed in the steering wheel of a Land Rover Freelander 1 on the driver's side. It is a key element of the passive safety system, working in conjunction with crash sensors and the SRS control unit, responsible for mitigating the effects of frontal and partially offset collisions.

Thanks to a design consistent with the manufacturer's specifications, the module maintains the correct deployment characteristics and positioning relative to the driver, which is essential for upholding the protection parameters designed by the engineers.

Construction, color, and interior integration

The airbag module housing is finished in black, which facilitates integration with most factory steering wheels used in the Freelander 1. This color scheme allows for an aesthetic match with the dashboard, switches, and other cockpit elements, without visible shade differences.

The module's construction is intended for central mounting in the steering wheel, maintaining appropriate attachment points and space for the horn and any control elements, in accordance with the factory specifications of the given trim level.

Condition, origin, and service application

The offered airbag module is a used item, making it an attractive cost-effective solution for post-accident repairs or restoring the completeness of the SRS system after deployment. Its original Land Rover origin promotes compatibility with the electrical wiring, control unit, and steering wheel structure specific to the Freelander 1.

This solution is particularly useful for workshops specializing in the Land Rover brand and for users who wish to restore the factory safety configuration without using aftermarket replacements with uncertain parameters.

Benefits of using an original airbag module

• Factory fitment for the Freelander 1 steering wheel and steering column.
• Consistency with the vehicle's original SRS system.
• Black finish for easy integration with the cabin interior.
• Service solution allowing for the restoration of safety system functionality after a collision.

Using an original driver's airbag module helps maintain the uniform technical specification of the vehicle, which is important both from a safety perspective and for subsequent diagnostics or technical inspections.

Related categories and technical materials

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the cockpit area in your Land Rover and need other elements from the same group, such as airbag modules, steering wheel trim elements, or additional SRS components, check the available parts in the Other Land Rover category.

For a better understanding of the structural differences between high-performance versions and standard car variants, as well as the impact of braking and chassis systems on safety, it is worth reading the article Audi RS vs other models – what is hidden under the hood and chassis?, which shows how manufacturers design key vehicle systems across different model lines.

If you want to organize the process of selecting SRS elements and other components from the secondary market, the guide Safe purchase of used car parts online – a step-by-step guide may be helpful, describing practical rules for verifying parts, working with OEM numbers, and best purchasing practices for workshops and individual users.