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MWC1614 - Seat Linkage – RH

Original price - Original price €14,20
Original price
€14,20
€14,20 - €14,20
Current price €14,20
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Seat Linkage for the rear forward-facing split seat assembly.

This right-hand link rod (squab hinge link) connects the seat squab hinge to the backrest catch mechanism, transferring the release action so the squab can be folded forward.
Vehicle Model Land Rover Defender up to 2016
Fitment Notes DEFENDER 1987-2006 — Link rod (squab hinge link) for rear forward-facing split seat catch, RH; 110 Station Wagon
Alternative Codes
MWC1614

In stock 7 units
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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 Seat Linkage (MWC1614) and what does it do?
The Seat Linkage (MWC1614) is the right-hand link rod, or squab hinge link, for the rear forward-facing split seat. It connects the squab hinge to the backrest catch, transferring the release action so the squab folds forward.
Where does this seat linkage fit on a Defender?
This seat linkage fits the rear forward-facing split seat on the Land Rover Defender 110 Station Wagon, 1987 to 2006. It's the right-hand rod that works the squab hinge catch.
Is the seat linkage side-specific?
Yes, the seat linkage is handed. This is the right-hand (RH) rod for the rear split seat catch mechanism. The left-hand side uses a mirror-image part, so check which side you're repairing before ordering to avoid a non-fitting rod.