ERC4672 - Starting Dog

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€39,00 - €39,00

€39,00

€39,00 - €39,00

€39,00

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Crankshaft Starting Dog for the 2.25L 4-cylinder petrol engine fitted to Series III and early Defender models with a 5-main-bearing crankshaft.

The starting dog threads onto the nose of the crankshaft and provides the engagement point for a hand-starting handle. It is specific to the 5-bearing crankshaft variant of the 2.25L engine.

Vehicle Model Land Rover Defender up to 2016
Land Rover Series 2 and 3

Fitment Notes Fitment data limited — derived from web research, verify if uncertain
SERIES III — crankshaft starting dog, 2.25L 5 main bearing engine
DEFENDER — early models, 2.25L 5 main bearing engine

Alternative Codes

ERC4672ETC911

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Frequently asked questions

What is the starting dog (ERC4672) used for?

The starting dog threads onto the nose of the crankshaft and gives the hand-starting handle something to engage. It's fitted to the 2.25L 5-main-bearing petrol engine in the Land Rover Series III and early Defender, letting you crank the engine by hand.

Does this starting dog fit any 2.25L engine?

No. This starting dog is specific to the 2.25L 5-main-bearing crankshaft used in the Series III and early Defender. It typically won't match the earlier 3-main-bearing 2.25L crankshaft, so confirm your engine is the 5-bearing version before ordering.

Which Land Rovers is the ERC4672 starting dog for?

The ERC4672 starting dog fits the Land Rover Series III and early Defender running the 2.25L petrol engine with the 5-main-bearing crankshaft. Because it's tied to that crankshaft, confirm your engine type rather than relying on model year alone.