NRC7984 - Handbrake Lever Plate

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€30,90 - €30,90

€30,90

€30,90 - €30,90

€30,90

Genuine: Original manufacturer part. This product is the original part designed and produced by the vehicle manufacturer.

Handbrake Lever Plate is a component of the parking brake lever assembly mounted in the cab.

It forms part of the hand-operated lever mechanism that applies the transmission parking brake, providing the location and engagement surface against which the lever and its ratchet act. A replacement restores secure operation where the original plate is worn or damaged.

Vehicle Model Land Rover Defender up to 2016

Fitment Notes DEFENDER 1987-2006 — Handbrake lever plate

Alternative Codes

NRC7984

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Frequently asked questions

What is the NRC7984 handbrake lever plate and what does it do?

The NRC7984 handbrake lever plate is part of the parking brake lever assembly in the Defender cab. It provides the location and engagement surface that the lever and its ratchet act against when you apply the transmission parking brake. A replacement restores secure handbrake operation where the original is worn.

Which vehicles does the NRC7984 lever plate fit?

The NRC7984 handbrake lever plate fits the Land Rover Defender (1987-2006). It works with the transmission drum parking brake operated by the cab lever. Confirm your lever assembly matches before ordering, as parking brake parts are specific to the lever design.

Why might the handbrake lever plate need replacing?

The handbrake lever plate typically needs replacing when its ratchet or engagement surface wears, so the Defender handbrake no longer holds securely or slips a notch. Worn plates let the lever creep off under load. Replacing it restores firm, reliable hold on the transmission parking brake.