NRC7792 - Choke Cable – V8 – RHD

- €18,30

€18,30

€18,30 - €18,30

€18,30

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Choke Cable for the V8 carburettor engine in right-hand drive Defender 90 and 110.

This cable connects the dashboard choke control to the carburettor choke mechanism, enabling the driver to enrich the fuel mixture for cold starting. Specific to the RHD bulkhead routing on carburettor-equipped V8 Defenders.

Vehicle Model Land Rover Defender up to 2016

Fitment Notes DEFENDER 1987-2006 — Choke cable, V8, 90"/110", RHD, to (V)268051

Alternative Codes

NRC7792

In stock 3 units

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Frequently asked questions

What is the Choke Cable NRC7792 and what does it do?

The Choke Cable NRC7792 is the choke cable for the carburettor V8 engine. It connects the dashboard choke control to the carburettor choke mechanism, letting the driver enrich the fuel mixture for cold starting.

Which Land Rover does the NRC7792 choke cable fit?

The NRC7792 fits the carburettor V8 Land Rover Defender 90 and 110 in right-hand drive, built 1987 to 2006 up to VIN 268051. The routing is specific to the RHD bulkhead, so confirm your chassis number falls before that break.

Why do choke cables fail on these Defenders?

Choke cables typically fail by seizing in the outer sleeve or stretching, so the choke won't pull out or won't hold. The usual signs are a stiff or sloppy choke control and hard cold starting.

Can the choke cable be fitted at home?

Fitting the choke cable is typically a DIY job with basic hand tools. It routes from the dashboard control through the RHD bulkhead to the carburettor, so the main task is feeding it through and reconnecting both ends.