90217389 - Gear

- €240,00

€240,00

€240,00 - €240,00

€240,00

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Reverse Gear - the reverse gear cluster within the manual gearbox, providing the reverse-drive ratio in the gear train.

When reverse is selected, this 15-tooth gear meshes with the reverse idler to reverse the direction of drive to the output shaft. Fitted to the early four- and six-cylinder gearbox (Suffix A-B).

Alternative Codes

90217389

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When will my order arrive?

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Other EU countries + UK: 4–8 working days after dispatch.
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Frequently asked questions

What is the 90217389 gear used for?

The 90217389 is the reverse gear in a Land Rover manual gearbox. When reverse is selected it meshes with the reverse idler gear to reverse the direction of drive to the output shaft, giving the gearbox its reverse ratio.

Where does this gear sit in the gearbox?

This reverse gear sits within the gear cluster of the manual gearbox, on the reverse gear train. It engages only when reverse is selected, meshing with the reverse idler. It plays no part in the forward gears, so wear usually shows up only in reverse.

What are the signs this reverse gear is worn?

Signs of a worn reverse gear include whining or grinding when reverse is selected, difficulty engaging reverse, or jumping out of reverse. Chipped or worn teeth on the reverse gear are usually the cause. The forward gears can stay unaffected while reverse deteriorates.

Is this reverse gear sold on its own, and is fitting a DIY job?

This reverse gear is sold individually, not as a gearset. Replacing it means removing and dismantling the gearbox to reach the gear cluster, so it's typically a specialist job rather than a DIY fit. Inspect the reverse idler and mating gears while the box is apart.