NRC9457 - Brake hose metric

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Brake hose metric

Vehicle Model Land Rover Series 2 and 3

Fitment Notes SERIES III — front flexible brake hose, metric system, from July 1980; 88in and 109in.
Defender models use NRC7874.

Alternative Codes

NRC9457NRC9457ESBR 3299GBH323NRC8494

In stock 17 units

15 · Gouda 2 · Drachten

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Frequently asked questions

What is the NRC9457 brake hose used for?

NRC9457 is the front flexible brake hose for the Series III, using the metric fitting system introduced from July 1980. It carries brake fluid from the rigid line to the front brake caliper or wheel cylinder.

Which Land Rovers does the NRC9457 fit?

NRC9457 fits the Series III 88in and 109in with the metric brake hose fitting system, from July 1980 onward. It's not for the Defender, which uses NRC7874 instead.

How many NRC9457 hoses do I need for the front brakes?

Most Series III front brake setups use one hose per side, so a full front hose replacement typically needs two. Check both sides for perishing or cracking when replacing one.

When should a brake hose like the NRC9457 be replaced?

Replace it if you see cracking, bulging, or perishing in the hose, since a failing flexible hose can restrict fluid flow or fail under pressure. As a safety-critical part, it's best replaced at the first sign of damage.