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FSE000070 - Bonnet Release Cable Assembly

Original price - Original price €42,70
Original price
€42,70
€42,70 - €42,70
Current price €42,70
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Bonnet Release Cable Assembly, part of the bonnet latch and release mechanism.

The cable assembly connects the interior release lever to the bonnet lock, transmitting the pull that disengages the latch so the bonnet can be raised.
Vehicle Model Land Rover Defender up to 2016
Fitment Notes DEFENDER 1986-2006 — Bonnet release cable assembly, from VIN suffix 2A (VIN 2A622424)
Alternative Codes
FSE000070

In stock 1 unit
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  • Outside EU/UK: delivery times vary — contact us for an estimate.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the FSE000070 bonnet release cable?
The FSE000070 is the bonnet release cable assembly for the Defender. It connects the interior release lever to the bonnet lock, transmitting the pull that disengages the latch so the bonnet can be raised.
Which Defenders does it fit?
Fits the Defender from VIN suffix 2A (VIN 2A622424) onward. Confirm your VIN, as the bonnet release arrangement differs on earlier builds.
What are the signs the cable needs replacing?
A failing bonnet release cable typically shows as a slack or seized lever, or the bonnet not releasing when pulled. On Defenders the inner cable can stretch, fray or snap, leaving the bonnet stuck shut.