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NRC8231 - Staaf

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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.
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Vehicle Model Land Rover Defender tot 2016
Fitment Notes DEFENDER 90/110 — RHD-modellen
Alternative Codes
NRC8231ANR2858

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Frequently asked questions

What is the NRC8231 track rod end used for?
The NRC8231 track rod end is the cross rod eye end that connects the steering track rod to the swivel arm on the Land Rover Defender (1987-2006), right-hand drive only. It sets the steering geometry and lets the joint pivot as the suspension moves. Part number NRC8231.
Where does this track rod end fit?
This cross rod eye end fits on the steering track rod linkage of the Defender front axle, on the right-hand-drive layout. It's the eye-type end that clamps into the rod. It's part of the steering system, so wheel alignment must be reset after fitting.
How do I know a track rod end needs replacing?
A worn track rod end typically shows as steering play, knocking, and a split or perished boot letting grease out. On the Defender it's an MOT check point. Because it's a steering safety part, replace it as soon as free play or a torn boot appears.
Does this track rod end fit all Defenders?
This track rod end fits right-hand-drive Defenders up to VIN (V)LA939975. From VIN (V)MA939976 it's superseded by ANR2858, so check your VIN before ordering. It doesn't fit left-hand-drive vehicles. Confirm the RHD cross rod eye is what your steering uses.