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YTB000123LR - Cable by LAND ROVER Land Rover Range Rover

YTB000123LR - Cable

- €82,60
€82,60
€82,60 - €82,60
€82,60
Genuine Part
Genuine: Original manufacturer part. This product is the original part designed and produced by the vehicle manufacturer.
Cable
Vehicle Model Land Rover Discovery 3 2005-2009 (L319)
Range Rover Sport 2005-2013 (L320)
Fitment Notes DISCOVERY 3 (LR3) 2005-2009 — Battery cable. JLR VIN qualifier (V)9A999999.
RANGE ROVER SPORT L320 2005-2009 — Battery cable. JLR VIN qualifier (V)9A999999.
JLR EPC section: Battery Cables And Horn (callout 14303A).
Alternative Codes
YTB000123LRYTB000123

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  • Other EU countries + UK: 4–8 working days after dispatch.
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Frequently asked questions

What is the YTB000123LR Cable used for?
The YTB000123LR is a battery cable for the Discovery 3 and Range Rover Sport L320, carrying the main electrical connection from the battery.
Where does this battery cable run on the vehicle?
This cable connects from the battery in the engine bay, forming part of the vehicle's main electrical circuit alongside the horn wiring, per Land Rover's EPC battery cables and horn section.
Does this battery cable fit all Discovery 3 and Range Rover Sport models?
This cable fits Discovery 3 and Range Rover Sport L320 vehicles up to VIN (V)9A999999, according to Land Rover's fitment data. Later built vehicles may use a different cable, so check your VIN if unsure.
Why do battery cables fail on these vehicles?
Battery cables typically fail from corrosion at the terminal ends, chafed insulation, or a breakdown in the internal conductor after years of vibration and heat in the engine bay. Symptoms usually include intermittent electrical faults or a no-start condition.