FTC1740 - Stub axle by AftermarketSteering or Suspension Part Land Rover Range Rover Defender

FTC1740 - Stub Axle – Rear – Salisbury

- €59,20

€59,20

€59,20 - €59,20

€59,20

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Rear Stub Axle for the Salisbury rear axle assembly.

The stub axle bolts to the outer end of the axle casing and forms the fixed spindle on which the rear hub rotates. It carries the inner and outer hub bearings and locates the hub and brake components, while the drive shaft passes through its bore to the differential.

Vehicle Model Land Rover Defender up to 2016

Fitment Notes DEFENDER 110 & 130 1983-2006 — Rear stub axle, Salisbury axle. From VIN LA930456.

Alternative Codes

FTC1740FTC1740ES

In stock 2 units

2 · Gouda 0 · Drachten

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Frequently asked questions

What is the FTC1740 rear stub axle and what does it do?

The FTC1740 rear stub axle is the fixed spindle that bolts to the outer end of the Salisbury rear axle casing. It carries the inner and outer hub bearings and locates the hub and brake components, while the rear drive shaft passes through its bore. Fitted to the Defender 110 and 130.

Which vehicles does the FTC1740 stub axle fit?

The FTC1740 fits the Land Rover Defender 110 and 130 from 1983 to 2006 with the Salisbury rear axle, from VIN LA930456. It's specific to the Salisbury axle, so confirm your vehicle has the Salisbury rear casing rather than the standard axle before ordering.

Is the rear stub axle replaced individually or in pairs?

The rear stub axle is typically replaced individually, on the side where wear or damage has occurred. On the Salisbury axle it usually gets attention when the hub bearings are renewed, since the bearings run directly on the stub. Inspect the bearing surface whenever the hub is off.

Why does a rear stub axle fail on a Land Rover?

A rear stub axle typically fails when the hub bearing surface becomes scored, pitted or worn, usually from bearing failure or contamination. Signs include hub play, noise or a bearing that won't hold adjustment. On the Salisbury axle a worn stub stops new bearings seating correctly, so it's checked during any hub overhaul.