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FRC2046 - Gear Lever – RHD

Original price - Original price €55,30
Original price
€55,30
€55,30 - €55,30
Current price €55,30
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Gear Lever for the main gearbox, right-hand drive configuration.

The gear lever is the primary driver interface in the gearbox change mechanism, transmitting the driver's gear selection to the selector forks inside the transmission. This lever is configured for right-hand drive vehicles.
Vehicle Model Land Rover Series 1
Land Rover Series 2 and 3
Fitment Notes SERIES — RHD gear lever
Alternative Codes
FRC2046FRC2046ES622000BR 3072FRC1454

In stock 6 units
6 · Gouda 0 · Drachten
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Frequently asked questions

What is the gear lever FRC2046?
The FRC2046 is the main gearbox gear lever for right-hand-drive Land Rover Series models. It's the driver's gear selector, transmitting your gear choice down to the selector mechanism inside the gearbox.
Which models does it fit and why RHD?
It fits right-hand-drive Land Rover Series 1, 2, 2A and 3. The RHD lever is shaped and positioned for the right-hand-drive gearbox layout, so it differs from the left-hand-drive version.
Where does the gear lever mount?
The gear lever typically locates into the top of the main gearbox, rising up through the transmission tunnel into the cab. It engages the selector mechanism that moves the internal forks.
What are the signs it needs replacing?
A worn or bent gear lever typically causes vague, sloppy gear selection or difficulty engaging gears cleanly. Excess play at the lever base or a cracked pivot usually means it's time to replace it.