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MTC4002 - Rear Subframe Angle Bracket

- €27,30
€27,30
€27,30 - €27,30
€27,30
Genuine Part
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Rear Subframe Angle Bracket for the rear chassis and subframe assembly.

The angled bracket provides a mounting and reinforcement point at the rear of the chassis, locating adjacent body or subframe components against the frame.
Vehicle Model Land Rover Defender up to 2016
Fitment Notes DEFENDER 1987-2016 — Rear subframe angle bracket, 110"/130" wheelbase and HCPU variants
Alternative Codes
MTC4002

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Frequently asked questions

What is the MTC4002 rear subframe angle bracket for?
The MTC4002 rear subframe angle bracket provides a mounting and reinforcement point at the rear of the Defender chassis. It locates adjacent body or subframe components against the frame. Genuine Land Rover part.
Which Defenders does the MTC4002 fit?
The MTC4002 rear subframe angle bracket fits Defender from 1987 to 2016 on the 110 and 130 wheelbase, including HCPU variants. Confirm your wheelbase and rear body type, as bracket fitment can differ between standard and pick-up bodies.
Where on the Defender is the MTC4002 bracket located?
The MTC4002 sits at the rear of the Defender chassis, where it acts as an angled mounting and reinforcement point tying body or subframe components to the frame. It's part of the rear body and chassis assembly on 110, 130 and HCPU variants.