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MTC4657 - Isolatiebeugel motorkap

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OEM Part
OEM: Made by an Original Equipment Manufacturer. This part is made by an original equipment manufacturer or under their license, ensuring compatibility and quality.
Isolatiebeugel motorkap bevestigt de isolatieplaat van de motorkap tegen de onderzijde van het motorkappaneel, waardoor de geluiddempende en warmte-isolerende mat boven het motorcompartiment op zijn plaats wordt gehouden.
Vehicle Model Land Rover Defender tot 2016
Fitment Notes DEFENDER 1987-2006 — Motorkapisolatie
Alternative Codes
MTC4657

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Frequently asked questions

What is the bonnet insulation bracket used for?
The bonnet insulation bracket retains the bonnet insulation pad against the underside of the bonnet on the Land Rover Defender. It holds the sound-deadening and heat-insulating mat in position over the engine bay, stopping it sagging or detaching onto hot components below.
How many bonnet insulation brackets are needed for the job?
Several bonnet insulation brackets are typically used across the bonnet to hold the pad flat, so quantity depends on how many original ones remain. They are usually sold individually. Check how many of your existing brackets are broken or missing before ordering, since they often perish with age and heat.
Where on the Defender does this bracket sit?
This bracket sits on the underside of the Land Rover Defender bonnet panel, clamping the insulation mat to it within the engine bay. It belongs to the body and bonnet trim. If your insulation pad is drooping toward the engine, missing or broken brackets are the usual cause.