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533080 - Tussenversnelling verdeelbak

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Tussenasaandrijving voor de Series IIA en Series III Land Rover tussenbak, gemonteerd vanaf versnellingsbak suffix C.

De tussenasaandrijving zit in de tussenbak tussen de hoofdversnellingsbakuitgang en de voorste en achterste uitgaande assen en brengt de aandrijving over op beide assen. Dit onderdeel is toepasbaar van 1965 tot 1984 en is exclusief de 109" V8- en 1-tonsmodellen.
Vehicle Model Land Rover Series 2 en 3
Fitment Notes Montagegegevens beperkt — afgeleid van webonderzoek, controleer indien onzeker
SERIES IIA/III 1965-1984 — tussenasoverbrenging van de tussenbak, vanaf versnellingsbak suffix C; exclusief 109" V8- en 1 Ton-modellen
Alternative Codes
533080

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Frequently asked questions

What does the Transfer Box Intermediate Gear do?
The Transfer Box Intermediate Gear sits in the Series IIA and III transfer box between the gearbox output and the front and rear output shafts, passing drive to both axles. It's the gear that keeps four-wheel drive turning through the transfer case.
Does this Intermediate Gear fit every Series gearbox?
No. This Intermediate Gear suits Series IIA and III from gearbox suffix C, covering roughly 1965 to 1984. It excludes 109-inch V8 and 1-Ton models, which use different transfer gearing. Check your gearbox suffix before ordering.
What are the signs the Transfer Box Intermediate Gear needs replacing?
Worn intermediate gears typically whine or growl from the transfer box, and badly worn teeth can chip or jump. On these Series IIA and III boxes the gear wears alongside its bearings, so it's usually inspected and renewed together with them during a rebuild.