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A replacement clutch push rod from LOF for the LT77 gearbox, as fitted to the Land Rover Defender, Discovery 1 and Range Rover Classic. The push rod connects the slave cylinder to the clutch release fork.
A worn or wrong-length push rod upsets the clutch fork geometry, wears the release bearing early and gives poor clutch feel.
Correct fork geometry: The right rod sets fork travel properly and protects the release bearing.
LT77 application: For Land Rovers fitted with the LT77 gearbox.
Simple replacement: Fits between the slave cylinder and the release fork.
Part reference: FRC3417
Gearbox: LT77
Land Rover Defender 90/110/130 – LT77 gearbox
Land Rover Discovery 1 – LT77 gearbox
Range Rover Classic – LT77 gearbox
Check the length against your original rod before fitting. A push rod of the wrong length is a common cause of clutch problems after gearbox or clutch replacement.
A replacement clutch push rod from LOF for the LT77 gearbox, as fitted to the Land Rover Defender, Discovery 1 and Range Rover Classic. The push rod connects the slave cylinder to the clutch release fork.
A worn or wrong-length push rod upsets the clutch fork geometry, wears the release bearing early and gives poor clutch feel.
Correct fork geometry: The right rod sets fork travel properly and protects the release bearing.
LT77 application: For Land Rovers fitted with the LT77 gearbox.
Simple replacement: Fits between the slave cylinder and the release fork.
Part reference: FRC3417
Gearbox: LT77
Land Rover Defender 90/110/130 – LT77 gearbox
Land Rover Discovery 1 – LT77 gearbox
Range Rover Classic – LT77 gearbox
Check the length against your original rod before fitting. A push rod of the wrong length is a common cause of clutch problems after gearbox or clutch replacement.
