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QFW100180 - Steering Box Output Shaft Repair Kit

Original price - Original price €47,40
Original price
€47,40
€47,40 - €47,40
Current price €47,40
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Steering Box Output Shaft Repair Kit
Vehicle Model Land Rover Discovery 2 1998-2004 (L318)
Fitment Notes DISCOVERY 2 1998-2004 — Steering box output shaft repair kit
Alternative Codes
QFW100180

In stock 2 units
1 · Gouda 1 · Drachten
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  • Outside EU/UK: delivery times vary — contact us for an estimate.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the QFW100180 steering box output shaft repair kit for?
This repair kit services the output shaft area of the steering box on the Discovery 2, the point where the drop arm shaft leaves the box. It's typically used to cure play and seepage at that shaft without replacing the complete steering box.
Where is the steering box on a Discovery 2?
The steering box is bolted to the chassis rail at the front of the Discovery 2, with the drop arm protruding from its base and linking to the drag link. The output shaft is the shaft the drop arm clamps onto, and it's usually where wear and leaks appear first.
What are the signs the steering box output shaft needs attention?
Vague steering, wander at motorway speed, and an oily film around the drop arm are the usual signs. Play at the output shaft typically shows up as visible movement at the drop arm when the steering wheel is rocked with the engine off.
Can this repair kit be fitted at home?
It's a job for someone with steering experience. The drop arm is usually a tight interference fit and typically needs a puller to remove, and the box normally has to be set up correctly afterwards. Take torque figures from the Discovery 2 workshop manual.
Does this kit fit every Discovery 2 steering box?
It's listed for the Discovery 2 under part number QFW100180. Check the reference stamped on your own steering box and quote your VIN before ordering, since the correct kit depends on the box fitted rather than the model year alone.