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NRC9474 - Fuel Tank Mounting Bracket – Rear by AllmakesFuel System Part Land Rover Range Rover Defender

NRC9474 - Bevestigingsbeugel Brandstoftank – Achter

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Brandstofreservoirsteun - Achter
Vehicle Model Land Rover Defender tot 2016
Fitment Notes DEFENDER 90 1983-2006 — Bevestigingsbeugel brandstoftank achter, tot VIN WA159806; ook Extra Brandstoftank (Pick Up) variant
Alternative Codes
NRC9474

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Frequently asked questions

What does the rear fuel tank mounting bracket do?
The rear fuel tank mounting bracket locates and secures the rear of the fuel tank to the chassis, carrying the tank's load and holding its alignment against the chassis rail. It replaces a corroded or distorted original where the tank has worked loose at the back.
Which Land Rover does this bracket fit?
This rear fuel tank bracket fits the Land Rover Defender 90 from 1983 to 2006, up to VIN WA159806. It also suits the extra fuel tank (Pick Up) variant. Check your VIN against this break before ordering, as later chassis use a different mounting.
Why do these fuel tank brackets fail?
Rear fuel tank brackets typically fail through corrosion on older Defenders, since they sit low at the back of the chassis and catch road salt and water. A rusted or distorted bracket lets the tank sag or move, so it's replaced to secure the tank again.
What's involved in replacing the rear fuel tank bracket?
Replacing the rear fuel tank bracket usually means supporting or lowering the fuel tank to reach the rear mounting, then swapping the corroded bracket for this one at the chassis rail. It's typically a workshop job because the tank has to be safely supported.