ANR3258 - Brake Hose – Front – RH

- €33,10

€33,10

€33,10 - €33,10

€33,10

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Brake Hose - Front - RH Flexible front brake hose in the hydraulic braking circuit.

It carries brake fluid from the chassis-mounted rigid brake pipe to the front caliper, flexing to accommodate steering and suspension movement while maintaining a sealed pressure path under braking. Right-hand front.

Vehicle Model Range Rover Classic 1994-2001 (P38)

Fitment Notes RANGE ROVER P38 1994-2001 — Front brake caliper hose, RH, 4-wheel ABS

Alternative Codes

ANR3258

In stock 1 unit

0 · Gouda 1 · Drachten

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Frequently asked questions

What does the front brake hose (ANR3258) do?

The front brake hose carries brake fluid from the chassis-mounted rigid brake pipe to the front caliper on the Range Rover P38. It flexes to absorb steering and suspension movement while holding a sealed, pressurised path under braking. This is the right-hand front hose.

Where is this brake hose fitted on a P38?

It's fitted at the right-hand front corner of the Range Rover P38, linking the hard brake pipe on the chassis to the front brake caliper. It's routed to flex with the steering and suspension. This hose suits the P38 with 4-wheel ABS.

What are the signs a front brake hose needs replacing?

Typical signs are cracking or perishing of the outer rubber, bulging under pressure, fluid weeping at the end fittings, or a soft brake pedal. A failing brake hose is a safety issue, so replace it without delay and bleed the brakes afterwards to the workshop manual procedure.