NRC1805 - Exhaust Bracket

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Exhaust Bracket A mounting plate in the exhaust system, used at the rear of the twin-pipe arrangement.

It secures the rear section of the twin-pipe exhaust to its mounting point, working with the exhaust clamp to hold the pipework in position.

Vehicle Model Range Rover Classic up to 1994

Fitment Notes RANGE ROVER CLASSIC — Twin system rear exhaust plate/bracket
Fitment data limited — derived from web research, verify if uncertain

Alternative Codes

NRC1805

In stock 1 unit

1 · Gouda 0 · Drachten

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Frequently asked questions

What is the Exhaust Bracket (NRC1805) used for?

The Exhaust Bracket is a mounting plate in the rear exhaust system of the Range Rover Classic, securing the rear section of the twin-pipe exhaust to its mounting point. It works alongside the exhaust clamp to hold the pipework in position and stop it sagging or rattling against the underbody.

How many exhaust brackets are needed for the rear twin-pipe system?

Typically one bracket is needed per rear mounting point on the twin-pipe Range Rover Classic exhaust. Check your current layout before ordering, as a full twin system can use more than one mounting plate along the pipe run.

Why do exhaust brackets fail on the Range Rover Classic?

Exhaust brackets on the Range Rover Classic typically fail through corrosion and metal fatigue, as constant heat cycling and road salt weaken the plate. A cracked or rusted bracket usually lets the exhaust hang loose and knock against the underbody, so replacing it restores secure support for the rear pipework.