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RTC1412G - Layshaft Bearing

Original price - Original price €67,10
Original price
€67,10
€67,10 - €67,10
Current price €67,10
OEM Part
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Brand RHP
Layshaft Bearing for the Series manual gearbox. It supports the layshaft (countershaft) within the gearbox casing, allowing the constant-mesh gear cluster to turn freely under load.

A worn layshaft bearing typically shows as gearbox whine, end-float in the layshaft or rough gear selection, and is renewed during a gearbox rebuild.
Vehicle Model Land Rover Series 1
Land Rover Series 2 and 3
Fitment Notes SERIES I 1948-1958 — layshaft bearing, except Stage One V8
SERIES II/III 1958-1984 — layshaft bearing, except Stage One V8
Alternative Codes
RTC1412GRTC141255715O576206OBR 0799GLR7080

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Frequently asked questions

What is the RTC1412G layshaft bearing used for?
The RTC1412G layshaft bearing supports the layshaft, or countershaft, inside the Land Rover Series manual gearbox. It lets the constant-mesh gear cluster turn freely under load within the gearbox casing, carrying the loads passed through the gear train.
What are the symptoms of a worn layshaft bearing?
A worn layshaft bearing typically shows as gearbox whine, end-float in the layshaft or rough gear selection on a Series Land Rover. Because it sits inside the casing, it is renewed during a gearbox rebuild rather than as a standalone roadside job.
Where does the layshaft bearing sit in the gearbox?
The layshaft bearing sits in the Series gearbox casing, supporting the layshaft (countershaft) that carries the constant-mesh gear cluster. It works alongside the mainshaft to transmit drive through the gears, so its condition affects how smoothly the box runs.
Which Land Rover Series does the RTC1412G fit?
The RTC1412G fits the Series I (1948-1958) and Series II/III (1958-1984) manual gearbox, except Stage One V8 models. Confirm your gearbox type, as the Stage One V8 uses a different layshaft bearing arrangement.