FRC3311 - Speedometer Drive Gear – 21 Teeth – Green

- €88,60

€88,60

€88,60 - €88,60

€88,60

Genuine: Original manufacturer part. This product is the original part designed and produced by the vehicle manufacturer.

Speedometer Drive Gear - 21 Teeth - Green is the drive pinion in the speedometer drive assembly located on the LT230 transfer box output housing.

The green colour code identifies the 21-tooth specification, which determines the gear ratio between the transfer box output and the speedometer cable. Selecting the correct tooth count is essential for accurate road speed indication on the instrument cluster.

Vehicle Model Land Rover Defender up to 2016

Fitment Notes LT230 transfer box — speedometer drive gear, 21 teeth (green), rear flange

Alternative Codes

FRC3311

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Frequently asked questions

What is the FRC3311 21-tooth speedometer drive gear?

The FRC3311 is a genuine Land Rover speedometer drive gear with 21 teeth, identified by its green colour code. It drives the speedometer cable from the LT230 transfer box output and fits the Land Rover Defender up to 2016. The tooth count sets the ratio between the transfer box and the speedometer.

Where does the FRC3311 drive gear fit?

The FRC3311 drive gear fits in the LT230 transfer box at the rear output flange, where the speedometer cable connects. It's the drive pinion that meshes with the driven gear in the speedometer pinion housing.

What does the green 21-tooth marking mean and how do I know it's right?

The green colour on the FRC3311 marks it as the 21-tooth version. Speedometer drive gears use colour-coded tooth counts to match the transfer box ratio and tyre size. Check the teeth count and that the colour on your old gear is green before fitting, or the speedometer will read inaccurately.

Why would the FRC3311 speedometer gear need replacing?

The FRC3311 drive gear typically needs replacing when its teeth wear or strip, which usually shows as an erratic or incorrect speedometer reading on the Defender. A worn gear can't turn the speedometer cable consistently. Inspect it if road speed indication becomes unreliable.