NRC8096 - Handbrake Cable

- €21,00

€21,00

€21,00 - €21,00

€21,00

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Handbrake Cable operates the parking brake, transmitting movement from the handbrake lever to the transmission-mounted brake drum at the rear of the transfer box.

Pulling the lever draws the cable through to expand the brake shoes against the drum, holding the vehicle when parked.

Vehicle Model Range Rover Classic up to 1994

Fitment Notes Fits RRC

Alternative Codes

NRC8096

In stock 1 unit

1 · Gouda 0 · Drachten

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Frequently asked questions

What does the NRC8096 handbrake cable do?

The NRC8096 handbrake cable operates the parking brake on the Range Rover Classic. It transmits movement from the handbrake lever to the transmission-mounted brake drum at the rear of the transfer box, expanding the shoes against the drum to hold the vehicle when parked.

Where does the handbrake cable connect on a Range Rover Classic?

The handbrake cable runs from the handbrake lever to the drum brake mounted on the rear of the transfer box. The Range Rover Classic uses a transmission handbrake, so this cable acts on a single drum at the transfer box output rather than on the rear wheels.

What are the signs a Range Rover Classic handbrake cable needs replacing?

A handbrake cable typically needs replacing when lever travel becomes excessive, the parking brake won't hold on a slope, or the cable feels stiff or frayed. On the Range Rover Classic, a stretched or seized cable is a common cause of poor transmission brake performance.