Tie rod rubber underneath the gearbox
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1960SeriesII
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Tie rod rubber underneath the gearbox
The "So you think you know Land-Rovers..." topic has got me thinking - the rubbers on the tie rods beneath the gearbox are shot, would need replacements but can't find any available. Does anyone know a source? I could not find part no. in the catalogue as the rubbers are either not there or are hiding in a section in which I wouldn't go looking for them...
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helicalrider
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Re: Tie rod rubber underneath the gearbox
http://www.lrseries.com/shop/product/li ... UFFER.html
Perhaps this parts work too. But i`ve no info about the measures.
http://images.google.de/imgres?imgurl=h ... 9&biw=1239
Cheers Marc
Perhaps this parts work too. But i`ve no info about the measures.
http://images.google.de/imgres?imgurl=h ... 9&biw=1239
Cheers Marc
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1960SeriesII
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Re: Tie rod rubber underneath the gearbox
Cheers, will take a look at mine as those on my truck look different-shaped, but it may be due to their deterioration.
Re: Tie rod rubber underneath the gearbox
I got mine from Tony Arnold at Land Rover Fasterners
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DasLandRoverMan
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Re: Tie rod rubber underneath the gearbox
They're the same as the smaller size lower bushes for 109 rear shock absorbers aren't they? The ones shaped thus;
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If you get the idea from that? They're also useful for the top of the ARB links on the front of a IIB also.
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If you get the idea from that? They're also useful for the top of the ARB links on the front of a IIB also.
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DasLandRoverMan
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Re: Tie rod rubber underneath the gearbox
Just read the links, seems not.
They do work for the Anti Roll Bar though.
They do work for the Anti Roll Bar though.
Re: Tie rod rubber underneath the gearbox
http://www.johncraddockltd.co.uk/other/ ... e-rod.html
They are not too expensive...
They are not too expensive...
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1960SeriesII
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Re: Tie rod rubber underneath the gearbox
Cheers, much appreciated, apparently the main problem was my ignorance of how it's called - the actual availability of the part doesn't look that problematic 
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