NRC9095 - Choke Cable – Solex Carbs – LHD

- €49,30

€49,30

€49,30 - €49,30

€49,30

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Choke Cable for the Range Rover Classic V8 engine, specific to vehicles fitted with Solex carburettors in left-hand drive configuration.

This cable connects the dashboard choke control to the choke mechanism on the Solex twin carburettors, allowing manual fuel mixture enrichment for cold starting. The cable routing and length are configured for left-hand drive instrument layout.

Vehicle Model Range Rover Classic up to 1994

Fitment Notes RANGE ROVER CLASSIC 1986-1991 — Choke cable, V8 petrol, Solex carburettors, LHD, to (V)HA610293

Alternative Codes

NRC9095

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Frequently asked questions

What is the NRC9095 choke cable used for?

The NRC9095 choke cable connects the dashboard choke control to the choke mechanism on the Solex carburettors of the Range Rover Classic V8 petrol engine. Pulling the dash control operates the cable to enrich the fuel mixture for cold starting. It's the left-hand drive version.

Which Range Rover Classic does this choke cable fit?

This choke cable fits the Range Rover Classic V8 petrol with Solex carburettors in left-hand drive, built roughly 1986 to 1991 up to VIN (V)HA610293. The VIN ceiling matters, so check your chassis number falls within it before ordering rather than relying on year alone.

Why is this cable specific to Solex carbs and left-hand drive?

The cable routing and length are set for left-hand drive and for the Solex carburettor setup, so it isn't interchangeable with the right-hand drive cable or with cars running other carburettors. Match it to a LHD, Solex-equipped V8 to be sure it fits and reaches correctly.

What are the signs the choke cable needs replacing?

A failing choke cable usually stiffens, sticks, or stretches so the choke won't pull on or return fully, which makes cold starting harder and can leave the mixture rich. A frayed inner cable or seized outer is the common cause, so replace the cable rather than freeing it off.