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SMY000020 - Adjusting Lever

Original price - Original price €101,30
Original price
€101,30
€101,30 - €101,30
Current price €101,30
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Adjusting Lever
Vehicle Model Land Rover Freelander 1 1996-2006 (L314)
Fitment Notes FREELANDER 1 1996-2006 (L314) — Rear drum brakes, from (V)1A000001. Handbrake operating lever assembly. RH (right hand side). LH equivalent is SMY000030.
Alternative Codes
SMY000020

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Frequently asked questions

What is the SMY000020 adjusting lever?
It's a handbrake operating lever assembly for the Freelander 1 rear drum brake, fitted on the right-hand side to apply the parking brake mechanically within the drum.
Which Freelander 1 models fit this lever?
It fits Freelander 1 (L314, 1996-2006) rear drum brakes, from VIN 1A000001 onwards.
Is this lever handed to a specific side?
Yes, SMY000020 is the right-hand side operating lever. Confirm against the lever you're removing before ordering, since the left-hand version uses a different part number.
Why would this lever need replacing?
Handbrake operating levers typically seize or wear at the pivot point from road grime and infrequent handbrake use, leading to a handbrake that won't hold or self-adjust correctly.