Land Rover Freelander 2 Seat Belt Tensioner Buckle Front Right O/S 6G9N61208CC

Land Rover Freelander 2 Right Pretensioner is a component from the Seatbelts and Parts category, designed for installation on the front right side of the vehicle. It is responsible for the controlled tensioning of the seatbelt, which is crucial for protecting the driver or passenger during sudden braking and collisions.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 6G9N61208CC
• Mark: Land Rover
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 6G9N61208CC
• Substitutable numbers: 6G9N61208CC, 6G9N 61208 CC
• Location on the vehicle: Front, Right
• Category: Seat Belts & Parts

Pretensioner Purpose and Function

The seatbelt pretensioner in the Freelander 2 model works with the airbag system and the safety control unit to instantly pull the belt tight against the user's body. This limits uncontrolled torso movement, improving body stabilization and reducing the risk of chest and head injuries.

The vehicle placement specified as front – right side means the component is dedicated to the driver's or passenger's seat (depending on the vehicle version with left-hand or right-hand drive). Proper fitting of the pretensioner to this position is key for the correct belt routing geometry and proper interaction with the seat and body pillar mountings.

Original Land Rover Brand – Fit and Safety

The pretensioner comes from the Land Rover OE line, meaning it was designed according to the vehicle manufacturer's factory specifications. Original manufacturing ensures:

• precise fit to the seat structure and mounting points in the Freelander 2 body,
• maintenance of factory operating parameters regarding the pretensioner's force and activation time,
• compatibility with the vehicle's original safety system control unit and wiring harness.

This means installation does not require structural modifications, and the safety system retains the characteristics intended by Land Rover engineers.

Characteristics of a Used Component

The offered pretensioner is a used component, sourced from dismantling. Such components are often chosen for safety system servicing when:

• factory-specification parts are preferred over aftermarket alternatives with unknown parameters,
• maintaining the integrity of the seatbelt system after accident repair is desired,
• optimizing service costs while preserving the original design.

Before installation, it is recommended to verify the pretensioner's correct operation through a qualified service center, particularly checking its electrical resistance, connector condition, and the absence of signs of previous activation.

Installation on the Front Right Side of the Vehicle

The pretensioner designed for the front – right side of the vehicle is structurally adapted to the specific geometry of the seat and seatbelt routing in the Land Rover Freelander 2. In practice, this means:

• appropriately shaped mountings relative to the seat rails and belt anchor points,
• correct routing of the wiring harness to the safety system control unit,
• maintaining the intended working position by the manufacturer, which is important for the pretensioner's effective operation.

Selecting a pretensioner specifically for this side of the vehicle minimizes the risk of installation errors, such as belt twisting, incorrect operating angle, or excessive mechanical stress on the component.

Application in Servicing and Accident Repairs

The Land Rover Freelander 2 Right Pretensioner is particularly useful for repairs after SRS system activation, when damaged or deployed seatbelt components need replacement. Replacing the pretensioner with an original component allows for:

• restoring full seatbelt functionality on the front right side,
• maintaining compliance with Land Rover's factory service procedures,
• preserving predictable safety system behavior in the event of another road incident.

After installation, it is recommended to perform a computer diagnostic of the SRS system, clear any fault codes, and verify correct communication with the newly installed component.

If you are looking for other Land Rover seatbelts and parts for your car, check out our dedicated category: Land Rover Seatbelts and Parts.

Are you interested in the broader context of using salvaged parts, especially in modern cars with complex electronics? See the article on our blog: How to Care for BMW iDrive Systems and Electronic Modules Using Salvaged Parts, where we discuss best practices for selecting and installing used electronic and safety components.