TF1472 - Leather Gear Box & Transfer Box Levers by TerrafirmaTransmission or Gearbox Part Land Rover Range Rover

TF1472 - Lederen versnellingsbak- en tussenbakhendels

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€560,00 - €560,00

€560,00

€560,00 - €560,00

€560,00

OEM: Made by an Original Equipment Manufacturer. This part is made by an original equipment manufacturer or under their license, ensuring compatibility and quality.

Brand Terrafirma

Leren versnellingsbak- en tussenbakhendels

Vehicle Model Land Rover Defender tot 2016

Fitment Notes DEFENDER Puma 2007-2016 — lederen hoezen voor versnellingspook en tussenbakhendels. Styling-/interieuraccessoire.

Alternative Codes

TF1472

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Frequently asked questions

What is the TF1472 and what does it do?

The TF1472 is a pair of leather gaiter covers for the gearbox and transfer box levers on the Defender Puma (2007-2016). It's a styling and interior upgrade that replaces the standard gaiters with leather trim.

How many gaiters come in this set?

This set covers both levers, the gearbox lever and the transfer box lever, so one TF1472 kit is enough for both.

Does this fit the pre-Puma Defender too?

No, this is built for the Puma-era Defender (2007-2016) only. Earlier Defenders use a different lever layout and gaiter shape, so this kit won't fit them.

Can these gaiters be fitted without removing the centre console?

Fitting typically means slipping the leather gaiter over the existing lever boot, which most owners can do without removing the centre console. It's a straightforward interior job with no special tools required.

Will these leather gaiters wear or crack over time?

Leather gaiters typically show wear at the fold where the lever moves through them, usually stitching or surface cracking after years of use. Replacing them is a straightforward swap when they do.