Had to wait for an opportunity, but just completed LCA replacement on the 2013 LR4, 85K. Parts from AB.
Yes, this fixed the problem. Rear bushings on both sides had failed.
Yes, this can be completed without removing the axle nut and pushing back the axle.
Working slowly, took 3 days and about 12 hours - due to a duh.. See next paragraph.
Hint, be sure you not only mark the alignment as per the videos, but mark AROUND the eccentric as well to be sure you get it oriented correctly.
And note both sides (i.e. all 4 sides) of those eccentric bolts so you understand the back sides as well.
(The comment will make sense once you see it...)
(This will save you the extra day and 4 hours I needed to figure it out when putting together the drivers side (multiple times) - because I did not know to look at the backsides as well before I started...duh...)
Needed to purchase a ball joint puller, drivers side was ok, but passenger side did not respond to hammer love.
It went relatively smoothly except at the very end. Passenger side, bolt for the air shock, SNAPPED THE BOLT! The torque wrench is brand new, and all was fine on the drivers side and all other bolts on the passenger side. I will have the torque wrench tested and calibrated next week, but I could feel the bolt stretch well before - what felt like - the 300 Nm mark (and the torque wrench never clicked). I finished by using one of the original bolts and did not try to get to torque, just nicely tight. Did my use of a bit of copper grease ( on the shaft, never the threads) somehow cause this?? I used the old bolt dry, but there would have still been grease in the chase. The old bolt did not feel right as it got tighter either. (For now its tight enough but I didn’t want to snap another one.) Is there something different about the passenger side?
Also, this is a Houston vehicle. It has never seen salt, no corrosion on any of the bolts EXCEPT, the rear LCA bolts on both sides. They released easily with a rubber mallet, but I can easily see how a northern vehicle would require a Sawzall. Photo attached..