Land Rover Discovery Mk3 L319 Front Seat Belt Seatbelt Passenger's Side LR009286

The Land Rover Discovery Mk3 L319 Front Passenger Seat Belt is an original safety system component designed for installation in the front passenger seat. This used OEM part ensures proper integration with factory mounting points and vehicle safety systems, maintaining the manufacturer's intended design.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: RHD-CVB5-00970-PM
• Mark: Land Rover
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: CVB5-00970-PM
• Substitutable numbers: LR009286, CVB5-00970-PM, CVB500970PM
• Location on the vehicle: Front
• Part type: Adjuster
• Category: Seat Belts & Parts

Application and Fitment for Land Rover Discovery Mk3 L319

The Front Passenger Side Seat Belt has been specifically designed for the Discovery Mk3 L319 model. This ensures the correct belt path geometry, appropriate mounting points, and compatibility with factory interior components.

Thanks to its design, which aligns with the manufacturer's solutions, installation is straightforward, without the need for body modifications or interference with the seat structure. This is particularly important for passive safety components.

Seat Belt Design and Function

The offered component belongs to the Seat Belts and Parts category, meaning it is an integral part of the passenger protection system. The integrated retractor and locking mechanism has been factory-tuned for operation in the front passenger seat, considering the specific characteristics of the Discovery Mk3 body.

Key functional features:

• Dedicated vehicle placement – front, ensuring correct interaction with the seat and body pillar structure.
• Original belt path geometry, promoting stable belt positioning on the passenger's body during driving.
• Factory integration with the safety system, facilitating the maintenance of manufacturer-specified protection parameters.

Benefits of Using an Original Land Rover Seat Belt

Choosing an original seat belt for the Discovery Mk3 L319 helps maintain the integrity of the entire safety system. A component designed by Land Rover is tailored to the body structure, vehicle weight, and the performance of other safety systems.

Key advantages:

• Factory fitment – no installation issues, correct positioning relative to the seat and pillar.
• Compatibility with other safety system components – the belt works with the original solutions used in the Discovery Mk3.
• Maintenance of designed protection parameters – using an OEM component helps ensure predictable system behavior in emergency situations.

Condition, Origin, and Suitability for Further Use

The offered seat belt is a used original Land Rover part. This is a frequently chosen solution for repairs when maintaining the factory design while optimizing service costs is a priority. A used OEM component allows for cost-effective restoration of the safety system with proper fitment.

Prior to installation, a standard check of the retractor and locking mechanism's functionality is recommended, as well as verification of correct mounting according to the vehicle manufacturer's service procedures.

More About Choosing Used Parts and OEM Components

When planning repairs to the safety system or other components, it's beneficial to make an informed decision between refurbishment and installing a used original part. Discussing the general principles of selecting such components can be helpful – you can find them in the article Refurbished or Used Original – Which Part to Choose for Repairs?, which covers practical aspects of using salvaged parts.

If you are also interested in other Land Rover Seat Belts and Parts for this or related models, check out our dedicated category: Land Rover Seat Belts and Parts. This is a convenient way to select compatible safety system components in one place.

In the context of a complete vehicle repair, including, for example, the drivetrain system, a guide on the cost-effectiveness of purchasing used components might also be helpful – more information can be found in the entry Used Gearbox – When is it Worth It and What You Need to Remember, which discusses practical criteria for evaluating used mechanical parts.