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LZN100390L - Nokkenasdekselinzetstuk

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Nokkenasdekselinzetstuk, een perspassing voor de nokkenasdeksel van de KV6 V6-motor.

Deze wordt in de nokkenasdeksel gemonteerd om een vaste zitting of positioneringspunt in de deksel te creëren. Hetzelfde inzetstuk dient zowel voor de linker- als de rechtercilinderbank.

Gemonteerd op de 2.5L KV6 benzinemotor.
Vehicle Model Land Rover Freelander 1 1996-2006 (L314)
Fitment Notes FREELANDER 1 1997-2006 — 2.5 KV6 Benzine, Automatische Transmissie; Nokkenasdeksel Perspassing Inzetstuk (LH referentie 12, RH referentie 9)
Alternative Codes
LZN100390L

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Frequently asked questions

What is the camshaft cover insert (LZN100390L) used for?
The camshaft cover insert is a press-fit insert that seats into the camshaft (cam) cover on the 2.5 KV6 petrol V6 engine, giving a fixed seating or location point within the cover. The same insert serves both cylinder banks.
Which Land Rover does the LZN100390L fit?
It fits the Land Rover Freelander 1 with the 2.5 KV6 petrol V6 engine. The same insert is used on both the left and right cylinder banks.
Is the same insert used on both cylinder banks?
Yes. The same insert fits both banks of the KV6 V6, shown as LH callout 12 and RH callout 9 in the parts catalogue. Depending on the repair you may need more than one, so check how many your job calls for.
How does the camshaft cover insert fit into the cover?
It's a press-fit (press-in) component, so it's pressed into its seat in the camshaft cover rather than bolted. Fitting it squarely usually needs care to avoid distorting the insert or its seat.