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BR 2010 - Handbrake Fork End Assembly

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Aftermarket Part
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Handbrake Fork End Assembly is the clevis fork end of the transmission handbrake linkage.

It connects the handbrake operating rod to the brake expander lever, transmitting the pull from the handbrake to apply the transmission drum brake. The fork engages the lever on a clevis pin.
Vehicle Model Land Rover Series 1
Land Rover Series 2 and 3
Fitment Notes Fitment data limited — derived from web research, verify if uncertain
SERIES I/II/IIA/III — handbrake linkage clevis fork end assembly. Includes part 230279
Alternative Codes
215808BR 2010

In stock 2 units
0 · Gouda 2 · Drachten
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Frequently asked questions

What does the Handbrake Fork End Assembly do?
The Handbrake Fork End Assembly is the clevis fork on the transmission handbrake linkage. It connects the handbrake operating rod to the brake expander lever, passing the pull that applies the transmission drum brake. On Series Land Rovers the fork engages the lever on a clevis pin.
Why does the handbrake fork end wear out?
The handbrake fork end usually wears at the clevis pin hole, where repeated use elongates the hole and adds play to the linkage. That play typically shows up as extra handbrake lever travel and weaker holding. On Series Land Rovers the transmission drum brake needs a tight linkage, so a worn fork is worth renewing.
How do I confirm this handbrake fork fits my Series Land Rover?
This handbrake fork end fits Series Land Rover models with the transmission drum brake linkage. It's an aftermarket part cross-referenced to Land Rover number BR 2010. Check that your handbrake operates a transmission drum brake through a rod-and-fork linkage, as later systems differ.