Product Overview

The Driveshaft Support Bracket LR105649 is a Genuine OE-grade drivetrain component engineered for the front axle drive system of select for Land Rover vehicles. This bracket supports and secures the front driveshaft to the vehicle chassis, maintaining proper driveshaft alignment and preventing vibration or wobble during operation . By keeping the driveshaft centred and stable, it ensures efficient power transfer from the transmission to the front wheels . LR105649 is the current part number, superseding LR024760 .

⚠️ Important: This bracket is also listed under various names including Differential Mount Bracket, Bearing Support, and Support Bracket . Confirm your vehicle's VIN to ensure correct fitment.

Key Features

• Supports and aligns front driveshaft – maintains proper driveshaft position to prevent vibration and wobble

• OE-grade quality – manufactured to original equipment specifications

• Direct-fit replacement – matches factory mounting points

• Critical drivetrain component – prevents misalignment and potential drivetrain failure

• Supersedes LR024760 – LR105649 is the current replacement part

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Technical Specifications

Vehicle Fitment

Extended applications (verify with VIN):

• Discovery Sport (2015+) – 1.5L I3 Turbo Petrol AJ20P3

• Discovery Sport (2015+) – 2.2L Single Turbo Diesel

• Range Rover Evoque (2012-2018) – all engine variants

⚠️ Important: This bracket fits front axle drive applications across the Discovery Sport, Range Rover Evoque, and Freelander 2 / LR2. Fitment varies by production plant (Halewood UK, Changsu China, Itatiaia Brazil) and VIN range .

Signs of Failure

• Drivetrain vibration – felt through the chassis or floorpan, especially under acceleration

• Noise from drivetrain – unusual sounds during operation

• Loss of power – reduced power transfer to the front wheels

• Difficulty accelerating or braking – drivetrain misalignment affecting vehicle dynamics

• Drivetrain failure – in severe cases, a worn bracket can lead to complete drivetrain failure