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306471 - Door Check Strap – Buffer – Lower

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Door Check Strap Buffer, the lower rubber buffer that fits on the door check rod.

It cushions the check rod at the end of its travel, limiting how far the door swings open and absorbing the shock as the check reaches its stop.
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 1954-1958 — door check rod rubber buffer
SERIES II / IIA 1958-1971 — lower door check rod rubber buffer
101 FORWARD CONTROL — also used as buffer for the 24V battery J-bolt rod
Alternative Codes
306471

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Frequently asked questions

What does the door check strap buffer do?
This lower door check buffer is the rubber buffer that fits on the door check rod. It cushions the rod at the end of its travel, limiting how far the door swings open and absorbing the shock as the check reaches its stop on early Land Rovers.
Which Land Rovers use this door check buffer?
This lower door check buffer fits the Land Rover Series 1 (1954-1958) and Series 2 and 2a (1958-1971) on the door check rod. On the 101 Forward Control it's also used as the buffer for the 24 volt battery J bolt rod.
How many door check buffers do I need?
Door check buffers are sold individually, so order one per door check rod you're renewing. The rubber perishes, splits and hardens with age, so if you're refreshing the door checks it's common to replace the buffers on all doors at the same time.