SPB500200 - Rear handbrake cable by EurospareBrake Part Land Rover Range Rover Defender

SPB500200 - Handbrake Cable – Rear

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Rear Handbrake Cable for the transmission (driveline) parking brake. It runs from the handbrake lever to the drum brake mounted at the rear of the transfer box, transmitting the mechanical pull that applies the brake shoes when the lever is set.

Applying the parking brake locks the transmission output to hold the vehicle stationary; releasing the lever returns the cable and frees the drum.

Vehicle Model Land Rover Defender up to 2016

Fitment Notes DEFENDER 1983-2016 — rear handbrake (transmission parking brake) cable; Puma from VIN 7A000001

Alternative Codes

STC1530SPB500200SPB500200ESSPB000160

In stock 5 units

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Frequently asked questions

What does the STC1530 handbrake cable do?

The STC1530 rear handbrake cable runs from the handbrake lever to the transmission drum brake behind the transfer box on the Land Rover Defender. It carries the mechanical pull that applies the brake shoes when you set the lever, holding the vehicle through the transmission rather than the wheels.

Which Defenders does the STC1530 handbrake cable fit?

The STC1530 fits the Land Rover Defender from 1983 to 2016, including the Puma models from VIN 7A000001. It operates the transmission parking brake drum behind the transfer box. Confirm your handbrake is the transmission-mounted drum type, which is standard across these Defenders.

What are the signs the handbrake cable needs replacing?

A worn handbrake cable typically shows as a parking brake that won't hold on a slope, a lever that pulls up too far, or a frayed, seized inner cable. On Defenders the cable can stretch or corrode with age. A stretched cable often can't be taken up by adjustment alone.