Rear Stabilizer Link for Mazda CX-9 2011-2017 Genuine Part L20628170A

Rear Stabilizer Link for Mazda CX-9 2011-2017 Genuine Part L20628170A is an important suspension component designed to connect the stabilizer bar to the suspension assembly, helping improve body stability while driving, especially when cornering, changing direction, or traveling on rough roads.

During operation, the stabilizer link is constantly exposed to load and movement from the suspension system. If the link becomes loose, worn, or damaged, it can cause clunking noises from underneath the vehicle, increase body movement, and reduce driving stability.

This product is manufactured to Mazda genuine standards, ensuring strength, load-bearing performance, and high durability in real driving conditions. The link is suitable for Mazda CX-9 models from 2011-2017, fits correctly as original equipment, and is fully compatible with the vehicle's original suspension system.

In addition to connecting and balancing the suspension system, this product also helps reduce body roll when cornering, improve road grip, and keep the vehicle operating more firmly and stably.

Using a genuine Mazda stabilizer link helps extend suspension life, limit unusual vibrations, and ensure a safe driving feel during use.

Product information
• Product name: Rear Stabilizer Link / Rear Stabilizer Link
• Part number: L20628170A
• Brand: Mazda Genuine Parts
• Applicable vehicle: Mazda CX-9 2011-2017
• Installation position: Rear suspension system
• System: Suspension – Stabilizer
• Condition: New

Function and role
• Connects the stabilizer bar to the suspension system
• Helps stabilize the vehicle body
• Reduces vibration and body roll when cornering
• Improves road grip while driving
• Supports efficient suspension performance

Key advantages
• Genuine Mazda part
• Good load-bearing and force resistance
• High durability in real driving conditions
• Original equipment fit, fully compatible
• Supports stable and smooth operation

Signs it may need replacement
• Clunking noises from underneath the vehicle
• Excessive shaking when driving over potholes
• The body leans more when cornering
• The link is loose or the rubber boot is torn
• The suspension is operating less stably

👉 The stabilizer link directly affects the vehicle's stability and driving feel, so it should be checked regularly to ensure the suspension system operates safely and efficiently.

Replacement recommendations
• Replace in pairs, left and right
• Check the stabilizer bushings and shock absorbers at the same time
• Align the suspension after replacement
• Check for play in related link components
• Replace when noise or signs of wear and damage appear