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Kabel voor dagteller reset voor de Land Rover Series III snelheidsmeter. De kabel verbindt met het resetmechanisme van de dagteller in de snelheidsmeter, waardoor de dagteller kan worden gereset.
Vehicle Model Land Rover Series 2 and 3
Fitment Notes Fitment data limited — derived from web research, verify if uncertain
SERIES II/IIA/III — Trip reset cable, 10in, for speedometer (Series III speedometer per multiple specialist listings)
Alternative Codes
13H9205L

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Frequently asked questions

What is the 13H9205L trip reset?
The 13H9205L is a Genuine Land Rover trip reset cable for the Series III speedometer assembly. It connects the trip odometer reset mechanism inside the speedometer head to the external reset button, allowing the trip counter to be zeroed. It's supplied as a Genuine Land Rover part.
Is the 13H9205L the complete trip reset assembly or just the cable?
The 13H9205L is the trip reset cable only, not a complete speedometer assembly or instrument cluster. It's the mechanical link inside the speedometer head. Order it specifically for a failed or missing reset cable, not for other speedometer or odometer faults.
How difficult is it to replace the trip reset cable in a Series III speedometer?
Fitting the trip reset cable typically requires removing the speedometer from the dashboard to access the reset mechanism inside the instrument head. On Series III vehicles the instrument panel is generally straightforward to remove. Age-corroded fasteners are the most common complication. Basic hand tools normally suffice.