NRC5502 - Clevis Pin by PR2 AllmakesHardware Part Land Rover Range Rover Defender

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Clevispen voor het bevestigen van de gaskabel aan het gaspedaal.

De pen verbindt de binnenkabel met de gaspedaalarm binnen de mechanische gaskabelverbinding.

Vehicle Model Land Rover Defender tot 2016

Fitment Notes DEFENDER 1987-2006 — Harpspeldschroef voor gaskabelverbinding

Alternative Codes

NRC5502

In stock 9 units

8 · Gouda 1 · Drachten

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Frequently asked questions

What is the NRC5502 Clevis Pin used for?

The NRC5502 Clevis Pin secures the accelerator cable at the throttle pedal end on the Land Rover Defender (1987-2006). It connects the inner cable to the throttle pedal arm within the mechanical cable throttle linkage.

How many clevis pins are needed for the accelerator linkage?

Typically one clevis pin secures the accelerator cable to the throttle pedal arm on the Defender, so a single pin usually covers the job. It's a common replacement when the original pin is worn or its retaining clip has been lost.

How is the clevis pin held in place?

The clevis pin is typically retained by a split pin or R-clip through its end on the Defender throttle linkage. It's worth fitting a fresh retaining clip when you replace the pin, since a dropped pin disconnects the accelerator cable.