The Land Rover Evoque L538 Double Seat Belt Buckle is an original part from the seat belts and parts category, designed for the rear seat of this model. It ensures the correct fastening of two rear seat belts, which translates to stable and secure passenger restraint. This is a practical solution for users who want to restore the full functionality of the rear seat after repairs or interior upgrades.
Specifications and technical data
- SKU: BJ32-613K21-AC
- Mark: Land Rover
- Condition: Used
- OEM Part Number: BJ32-613K21-AC
- Substitutable numbers: BJ32613K21AC, BJ32-613K21-AC
- Location on the vehicle: Rear
- Part type: Pretensioner
- Category: Seat Belts & Parts
Purpose and Function in the Vehicle
The double seat belt buckle for the rear seat is responsible for the solid connection of the seat belts to the vehicle's structure on the rear bench. This component is tailored to the geometry of the seats and mounting points in the Land Rover Evoque L538, allowing for the preservation of factory-level safety and user comfort.
Its placement in the rear interior of the vehicle means the buckle works in close proximity to the seats, cooperating with the mechanisms of the seat belt retractors and pretensioners. This ensures the safety system operates cohesively, and forces acting during sudden braking or collision are transferred according to the manufacturer's design specifications.
Original Land Rover Design
As a Land Rover branded part, the double seat belt buckle for the rear seat has been specifically designed for the Evoque L538 model. This means maintaining the correct geometry, appropriate rigidity, and compatibility with factory seat belts and body mountings.
The original design ensures:
- cohesion with the vehicle's factory safety system,
- proper routing and locking of seat belts on the rear bench,
- easy installation at the mounting points designated by the manufacturer.
Item Condition and Practical Application
This product comes from the used parts segment, allowing for an economical restoration of the safety system's functionality while maintaining the original manufacturer's specifications. It's a good solution in situations where the factory buckle has been damaged, requires replacement after a collision, or during comprehensive interior repairs of the vehicle.
The double seat belt buckle for the rear seat is particularly suitable for:
- post-accident repairs, where restoring the full functionality of the rear seat belts is required,
- replacing worn or mechanically damaged mounting components,
- comprehensive interior renovation of the Land Rover Evoque L538 while preserving original solutions.
Benefits of Using an Original Buckle
Using the Land Rover Evoque L538 double seat belt buckle for the rear seat helps maintain the integrity of the entire passive safety system. The original part is matched to the seat structure, anchor points, and belt routing, which reduces the risk of improper installation and operational issues.
Choosing an original part from the seat belts and parts category also offers diagnostic benefits – mechanics can be confident they are working with a component that complies with the manufacturer's technical documentation, which facilitates checks of correct installation and subsequent inspections.
Other Seat Belts and Parts for Land Rover
If you are looking for other parts from the seat belts and parts category designed for vehicles of this brand, check out the Land Rover seat belts and parts available in our store to select components tailored to your specific model.
Technical Support and Knowledge of Used Parts
When choosing safety system components, it's important to understand the differences between original, aftermarket, and used parts and their impact on repair cost-effectiveness. A detailed discussion of this topic can be found in the article Original, Aftermarket, or Used – Which Car Parts Are Most Cost-Effective?, which provides practical comparisons and tips for selecting components.
Additionally, if you are interested in a broader context of how vehicle steering systems work, signs of wear, and examples of used parts, refer to the guide Steering System and Power Steering – How It Works and What Fails?, which will help you better understand the relationships between individual components in a car.
