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276034G - Front leaf spring LWB diesel DS

Original price - Original price €194,00
Original price
€194,00
€194,00 - €194,00
Current price €194,00

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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.
Front leaf spring LWB diesel DS
Vehicle Model Land Rover Series 2 and 3
Fitment Notes SERIES II/III — front leaf spring, LWB 109" diesel driver-side, 11 leaves
Alternative Codes
276034276034GBR 1382LS160

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Frequently asked questions

What is the Front leaf spring (276034) and what does it do?
The Front leaf spring (276034) is an 11-leaf front spring for the long-wheelbase 109 inch diesel, driver's side, on Land Rover Series II and III. It supports the front axle and sets ride height.
Which vehicle and position does this leaf spring fit?
This 11-leaf front spring fits the 109 inch long-wheelbase diesel Series II and III, driver's side only. Match your wheelbase, engine and side, as front springs are position specific.
Should front leaf springs be replaced in pairs?
Yes, replace front leaf springs as a pair. A new spring on one side and a sagged one on the other leaves the front sitting unevenly. Renewing both keeps the axle level and handling predictable.
Why do leaf springs fail and when should they be replaced?
Leaf springs sag, lose their arch, or crack a leaf over time, dropping ride height. Replace this spring if the front sits low on the driver's side or a leaf has broken.