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531874 - Exhaust Rocker Arm – 2.6L – LH Engine Part Land Rover Range Rover Series

531874 - Exhaust Rocker Arm – 2.6L – LH

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Exhaust Rocker Arm - 2.6L - LH operates an exhaust valve in the valvetrain of the 2.6L straight-six petrol engine.

Mounted on the rocker shaft, it pivots under pushrod actuation to open the exhaust valve, closing again under valve-spring pressure. Supplied as the left-hand rocker.
Vehicle Model Land Rover Series 2 and 3
Fitment Notes SERIES IIA/III — 2.6L Straight-6 Petrol IOE, Left Hand
Alternative Codes
531874

In stock 7 units
7 · Gouda 0 · Drachten
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Frequently asked questions

What does the exhaust rocker arm do on the 2.6L engine?
The exhaust rocker arm operates an exhaust valve in the 2.6L straight-six petrol engine. Mounted on the rocker shaft, it pivots under pushrod actuation to open the valve, then closes again under valve-spring pressure. This is the left-hand rocker.
Which Land Rover engine and models use this rocker arm?
This rocker arm fits the 2.6L straight-six IOE petrol engine used in the Land Rover Series IIA and III. It's the exhaust-side, left-hand pattern rocker. Confirm your engine is the six-cylinder 2.6 before ordering, as the four-cylinder engines use different valvetrain parts.
What are the signs an exhaust rocker arm needs replacing?
Worn exhaust rocker arms typically show as noisy tappets, uneven valve clearances, or visible wear and pitting on the valve-tip pad and shaft bore. Left unchecked, a badly worn rocker can affect valve opening and engine running. Inspect the rocker shaft and pads together.