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515365 - Handbrake Anchor Plate

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Original price - Original price €128,00
Original price
€128,00
€128,00 - €128,00
Current price €128,00
Genuine Part
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Handbrake Anchor Plate for the transmission-mounted drum handbrake fitted at the rear output of the transfer gearbox.

The anchor plate is the fixed backing plate of the brake: it carries the handbrake shoes and their operating expander mechanism, provides their mounting and pivot points, and closes off the back of the drum against dirt ingress.
Vehicle Model Land Rover Series 2 and 3
Alternative Codes
515365

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Frequently asked questions

What is the handbrake anchor plate and what does it do?
The handbrake anchor plate is the fixed backing plate of the transmission drum handbrake on Series 2 and 3 Land Rovers. It carries the handbrake shoes and their expander mechanism, provides the mounting and pivot points, and closes off the back of the drum against dirt.
Where is the handbrake anchor plate fitted?
The handbrake anchor plate mounts at the rear output of the transfer gearbox, where the Series 2 and 3 transmission drum brake sits. This is a driveline-mounted parking brake, not a wheel brake, so you'll find the plate under the vehicle at the back of the transfer box rather than at a hub.
Why would a handbrake anchor plate need replacing?
Handbrake anchor plates are usually renewed when the original is corroded, worn at the shoe pivot points, or distorted so the shoes no longer sit square against the drum. A worn plate can stop the handbrake holding properly, and on Series Land Rovers it's typically replaced during a full handbrake overhaul.