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EXT294-4 - Strap - 86 Inch Fuel Tank (Retains Seat Box Cover)

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86 inch Fuel tank strap (retains seat box cover)
Vehicle Model Land Rover Series 1
Fitment Notes SERIES I 86 INCH (1954-1958) — fuel tank strap, retains seat box cover
Alternative Codes
EXT294-4

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Frequently asked questions

What is the EXT294-4 fuel tank strap for?
The EXT294-4 is a fuel tank retaining strap for the Land Rover Series 1 86 inch. It clamps the fuel tank in place under the seat box and also retains the seat box cover. It holds the tank secure against vibration and movement on early Series vehicles.
Which Land Rover does this strap fit?
This strap fits the Land Rover Series 1 86 inch, built roughly 1954 to 1958. The 86 inch refers to the wheelbase of that early Series model. It's specific to the under-seat fuel tank arrangement of the period, so confirm your tank and seat box layout match.
How many fuel tank straps are needed?
The under-seat fuel tank on a Series 1 is typically held by more than one strap, so check how many your vehicle uses and order accordingly. This listing covers the 86 inch tank strap that also retains the seat box cover. Inspect the existing straps and replace any that are corroded.
Should the fuel tank strap be replaced if corroded?
Yes, replace a fuel tank strap that's rusted or stretched. A weak strap can let the tank shift, which strains the fuel lines and connections. On a Series 1 the strap sits under the seat box where moisture collects, so corrosion is common. Fit a sound strap to keep the tank secure.