NRC9463 - Coil Spring – Green/Yellow/White

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Coil Spring for the road-specification suspension, supplied to heavy-duty rating.

The Green/Yellow/White paint marking is the manufacturer's spring-rate identification code, used to confirm the correct load rating when fitting. A coil spring of this type supports vehicle weight and works in conjunction with the damper to control ride height and wheel movement; replace when the spring is sagged, cracked or has lost its rated free length.

Vehicle Model Land Rover Defender up to 2016

Fitment Notes DEFENDER 1987-2006 — 90" wheelbase, heavy duty coil spring (road), Green/Yellow/White rate coding

Alternative Codes

NRC9463RKB101240

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Frequently asked questions

What does the NRC9463 coil spring do?

The NRC9463 coil spring mounts between the axle and the chassis, supporting the vehicle's weight and working with the damper to control ride height and wheel movement. It's a heavy-duty road-rate spring for the Land Rover Defender 90 (90-inch wheelbase).

What does the Green/Yellow/White colour coding mean?

The Green/Yellow/White paint marking is the manufacturer's spring-rate identification code, used to confirm the correct load rating when fitting. Match the colour code exactly, as springs that look alike can carry different rates and will change ride height if the wrong one is fitted.

Which Land Rover does this coil spring fit?

This coil spring fits the Land Rover Defender 90 with the 90-inch wheelbase, up to 2006, in heavy-duty road specification. Confirm your wheelbase and the rate coding before ordering.

When should a coil spring be replaced?

Replace a coil spring when it's sagged, cracked, or has lost its rated free length, which usually shows as the vehicle sitting low or unevenly. Springs are typically replaced in axle pairs to keep ride height level side to side.