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DLE000010LR - Linkage - Wiper

Original price - Original price €23,60
Original price
€23,60
€23,60 - €23,60
Current price €23,60

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Genuine Part
Genuine: Original manufacturer part. This product is the original part designed and produced by the vehicle manufacturer.
Linkage - Wiper
Vehicle Model Land Rover Defender up to 2016
Fitment Notes DEFENDER 1987-2006 — windscreen wiper rack (drive cable), from VIN 2A622423
DEFENDER 2007-2016 — windscreen wiper rack (drive cable), from VIN 7A000001
Alternative Codes
DLE000010LRDLE000010

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Frequently asked questions

What is the wiper linkage DLE000010LR?
The DLE000010LR is the windscreen wiper rack, or drive cable, for the Land Rover Defender. It's the toothed flexible cable that transfers motion from the wiper motor to the wiper wheelboxes, driving the arms across the screen.
Which Defender does this wiper rack fit?
This wiper rack fits the Land Rover Defender, on 1987-2006 models from VIN 2A622423 and on 2007-2016 models from VIN 7A000001. Check your VIN against these breaks, since earlier build ranges use a different rack.
Why does a Defender wiper rack fail?
A Defender wiper rack fails when the toothed cable stretches, frays, or seizes in its tube, which shows up as wipers moving slowly, sticking, or one wiper lagging behind the other. A worn rack can't drive the wheelboxes evenly.