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Front Stabiliser Link for Toyota Agya 1.0 1KR-VE (2020+) - TO1554

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Front Stabiliser Link for Toyota Agya 1.0 1KR-VE (2020+) - TO1554Vehicle Fitment & Part Details This front stabiliser link (SKU TO1554) fits the Toyota Agya 1. 0 1KR VE petrol from 2020 onwards, in both manual and automatic transmission variants. Also known as an anti roll bar link, sway bar link, or drop link. OE cross reference 48820 BZ030, M10 thread. Fits either left or right side of the front axle stabiliser links are typically replaced in pairs. Verify VIN before ordering. Key Details SKU TO1554 Component

Vehicle Fitment & Part Details

This front stabiliser link (SKU TO1554) fits the Toyota Agya 1.0 1KR-VE petrol from 2020 onwards, in both manual and automatic transmission variants. Also known as an anti-roll bar link, sway bar link, or drop link. OE cross-reference 48820-BZ030, M10 thread. Fits either left or right side of the front axle - stabiliser links are typically replaced in pairs. Verify VIN before ordering.

Key Details

SKU
TO1554
Component
Front Stabiliser Link (Anti-Roll Bar Link)
Position
Front (fits either side)
Thread Size
M10
Primary Fitment
Toyota Agya 1.0 1KR-VE (2020+)
Lead OE
48820-BZ030

Key Benefits

  • Direct replacement front stabiliser link for the 2020+ Toyota Agya 1.0 1KR-VE across both manual and automatic variants.
  • Cross-referenced to Toyota OE part number 48820-BZ030 for accurate fitment matching.
  • M10 thread specification matching the factory stabiliser bar mounting points - no modification required.
  • Fits either left or right front side - same part for both positions.

OEM Reference Numbers

  • Toyota: 48820-BZ030

Product Specifications

Specification Value
Component Type Stabiliser Link (Anti-Roll Bar Drop Link)
Position Front axle (fits either left or right)
Thread Size M10
End Type Ball joint at each end (standard Toyota stabiliser link design)

Vehicle Fitment

Make Model Engine Years Transmission Power
Toyota Agya 1.0 1KR-VE, 1.0 Petrol 2020- Manual or Automatic 49 kW

Fitment Notes

  • The Toyota Agya launched in South Africa in late 2020 as Toyota SA's entry-level city car, replacing the Toyota Etios in the budget segment.
  • This link fits both manual and automatic gearbox variants - transmission does not affect front suspension geometry.
  • Also known in different markets as the Daihatsu Ayla or Perodua Axia - same platform, same 1KR-VE engine, same suspension components. If your Agya has been serviced using Daihatsu or Perodua parts catalogues, 48820-BZ030 is the common Toyota OE reference.
  • Stabiliser links should be replaced as a pair across the front axle - a worn link on one side means the paired link on the other side is usually at a similar wear stage. Order 2 units for a full front axle replacement.
  • This part fits either the left or right front position - the same stabiliser link is used on both sides.

Installation / Use / Maintenance Tips

  • Compare the new stabiliser link to the removed unit before fitting - confirm overall length, ball joint style, and thread size (M10) match.
  • Hold the ball joint stud with a hex key or spanner on the flats while tightening the nut, to prevent the stud from spinning inside the ball joint socket.
  • Torque the mounting nuts to the Toyota workshop specification. Do not over-torque - the ball joint stud can shear off if the nut is tightened beyond specification.
  • Inspect the stabiliser bar rubber bushes and the lower control arm bushes at the same time - these wear in parallel and replacing worn links alongside healthy bushes gives poor handling results.
  • Test drive on a mix of smooth and rough roads after installation. A successful replacement should eliminate front-end clunking over bumps and improve steering feel.

Common Questions

Will this fit the manual or the automatic Agya?
Both. Transmission type has no effect on front suspension components - this same stabiliser link fits the 1.0 manual and 1.0 automatic Agya variants.

Do I need one or two?
Stabiliser links are a left-and-right pair. Order 2 of this SKU to replace both front links at the same time - a worn link on one side usually means the opposite link is at a similar wear stage. Replacing only one often causes the new link to feel mismatched against the worn link on the other side.

What are the symptoms of a worn stabiliser link?
Common symptoms include: clunking or knocking sounds from the front suspension over bumps or speed humps, increased body roll in corners, uneven tyre wear, a loose or vague steering feel, and visible play in the ball joints when pried with a lever. On inspection, worn links usually show torn rubber boots, loose ball joints, or visible damage.

What does "M10" thread mean?
M10 refers to the thread size of the ball joint stud and mounting nut - it's a metric 10 mm diameter thread. This matches the factory Toyota specification for the Agya stabiliser link mounting points.

Is this OEM or aftermarket?
This part is supplied with the Toyota OE cross-reference 48820-BZ030. Match the OE number or the supplied fitment details to confirm compatibility before ordering.

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