ALR7062 - Bonnet Release Cable Body Part Land Rover Range Rover Discovery

ALR7062 - Kabel motorkapontgrendeling

- €19,70

€19,70

€19,70 - €19,70

€19,70

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Motorkapontgrendelkabel vormt de mechanische verbinding in het motorkapvergrendelings- en ontgrendelingssysteem, waarbij de trekkracht van de in de cabine gemonteerde ontgrendelingshendel naar de motorkapvergrendeling wordt overgebracht.

Wanneer de hendel in het interieur wordt bediend, trekt de kabel het vergrendelingsmechanisme op het frontpaneel naar de ontgrendelde positie, waardoor de motorkap kan worden geopend. Een uitgerekte, vastzittende of gebroken kabel voorkomt dat de motorkap vanuit het interieur van het voertuig kan worden geopend, dus deze wordt vervangen als één geheel met zijn binnenkabel en buitenmantel.

Vehicle Model Land Rover Discovery 1 1989-1998 (L318)

Alternative Codes

ALR7062

In stock 2 units

2 · Gouda 0 · Drachten

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When will my order arrive?

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Netherlands / Belgium / Germany: 2–4 working days.
Other EU countries + UK: 4–8 working days.
Outside EU/UK: delivery times vary — contact us for an estimate.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the ALR7062 bonnet release cable used for?

The ALR7062 forms the mechanical link in the bonnet latch and release system, transmitting the pull from the cabin-mounted release lever to the bonnet catch, allowing the bonnet to be raised.

Which vehicles does the ALR7062 cable fit?

It's listed for the Land Rover Discovery 1. Confirm against your vehicle's build if you're unsure, since bonnet cable routing can vary between early and late production.

Why does a bonnet release cable fail?

The inner wire typically stretches, frays, or seizes inside its outer sheath over time, especially with age and lack of lubrication. A cable that feels slack, sticky, or has snapped is the usual sign it needs replacing.

Can the bonnet release cable be repaired instead of replaced?

No, it's supplied and fitted as a single assembly with its inner wire and outer sheath together, so a stretched, seized, or broken cable is replaced as a complete unit.