Doorgaan naar inhoud
8–23 August: reduced summer staffing. Orders may take up to 5 extra working days to dispatch and emails up to 2 working days to answer. Thanks for your patience.
8–23 Aug: orders may ship up to 5 days later.

NRC5707 - Stofkap Niveauregeling – Boven

Uitverkocht
- €4,90
€4,90
€4,90 - €4,90
€4,90
Tip: Log in to your account to unlock volume discounts on this item.
Genuine Part
Genuine: Original manufacturer part. This product is the original part designed and produced by the vehicle manufacturer.
Balg Niveauregeling - Boven is de beschermende rubberen hoes die over het bovenste kogelgewricht van de achterste niveauregelingunit is gemonteerd.

Deze dicht het gewricht af tegen water, straatvuil en gruis, houdt het smeermiddel in het gewricht vast en voorkomt de vervuiling die anders de slijtage zou versnellen waar de niveauregelingunit zijn bovenste bevestiging raakt.
Vehicle Model Land Rover Defender tot 2016
Fitment Notes DEFENDER 1987-2006 — 110" Wielbasis, Zelfnivellerende Eenheid, Bovenste kogelgewricht hoes, Vanaf modeljaar 1995
Alternative Codes
NRC5707

Not available

This item is currently unavailable. Contact us for alternatives.

Job kits containing this part

This part is included in 0 job kit(s) below. Pick the kit that matches your vehicle and job, then add what you need.

Frequently asked questions

What does the self-levelling unit gaiter do?
The self-levelling unit gaiter is the protective rubber boot over the upper ball joint of the rear self-levelling suspension unit. It seals the joint against water, road dirt and grit, retaining the joint lubricant and preventing the contamination that would otherwise accelerate wear at the upper mounting.
Which Defender does this upper gaiter fit?
This upper gaiter fits the Land Rover Defender 110-inch wheelbase fitted with the rear self-levelling unit, from the 1995 model year onwards. It's specific to the upper ball joint of that suspension unit, so confirm your Defender has the self-levelling setup before ordering.
Why does the self-levelling gaiter need replacing?
The gaiter needs replacing once the rubber perishes, splits or tears, because a damaged boot lets water and grit reach the upper ball joint. That contamination washes out the lubricant and accelerates joint wear. Renewing a split gaiter early typically protects the self-levelling unit from costlier damage.