Part Number Check Please

Al2O3 · Mar 25, 2016

All I need are the top and bottom brackets to go on the swivel housing for the brake lines and the dust shields to fix to. I thought this would be very straightforward.
I've been working away this week, but phoned my local LR specialist on Monday morning and ordered these
Top front right hand FRC7202
Top front left hand FRC 7201
bottom for both RH and LH FRC3725

I got back yesterday to a message saying the part numbers had changed and they did not know what to get

I've got a 1996 P reg 90

I'm just going to order them from LR Direct, but would appreciate knowing these are ok.

Do I need brackets for the rear dust shields? I can't see any on my downloaded parts book. (I don't want to provoke the dust shield discussion

I bought them over a year ago, rubbed them down and painted them with with black rustoleum, so they are going on

)

Cheers.

zeaphod · Mar 25, 2016

The FRC7201/2 and 3725 parts still seem to be current on Paddock/famous 4 and Craddocks. Not sure about the rears as I have drums, but no sign of a bracket in the parts book, they may just bolt onto the hub

Al2O3 · Mar 25, 2016

Cheers, zeaphod. My searching is showing the same. Not sure what the local LR specialist is on about, but it puts a doubt in your mind.
I'll get them ordered off LR Direct. Would have liked to have finished the brake lines this weekend, so it's slightly irritating.

Coffeelandy · Mar 25, 2016

Al2O3 said:
All I need are the top and bottom brackets to go on the swivel housing for the brake lines and the dust shields to fix to. I thought this would be very straightforward.
I've been working away this week, but phoned my local LR specialist on Monday morning and ordered these
Top front right hand FRC7202
Top front left hand FRC 7201
bottom for both RH and LH FRC3725

I got back yesterday to a message saying the part numbers had changed and they did not know what to get

I've got a 1996 P reg 90

I'm just going to order them from LR Direct, but would appreciate knowing these are ok.

Do I need brackets for the rear dust shields? I can't see any on my downloaded parts book. (I don't want to provoke the dust shield discussion I bought them over a year ago, rubbed them down and painted them with with black rustoleum, so they are going on )

Cheers.

James Martin will be along shortly if not pm.him. He's the part number guru.

aaronmorris · Mar 25, 2016

Rear ones are held on by a tab on the axle casing and a bracket that is fixed using the calliper bolts.
I have a couple I'm not using if you don't have them.

Al2O3 · Mar 25, 2016

Coffeelandy said:
James Martin will be along shortly if not pm.him. He's the part number guru.

Yes, I know he is. He must be out today

aaronmorris said:
Rear ones are held on by a tab on the axle casing and a bracket that is fixed using the calliper bolts.
I have a couple I'm not using if you don't have them.

Cheers, Aaron. No worries mate. I'll look the part number up and stick them on the LR Direct order. They're just a few quid each for the front ones so back ones will be similar.

aaronmorris · Mar 25, 2016

Al2O3 said:
Yes, I know he is. He must be out today

Cheers, Aaron. No worries mate. I'll look the part number up and stick them on the LR Direct order. They're just a few quid each for the front ones so back ones will be similar.

Ah, no worries mate, they don't owe me anything, they ended up in the batch for galv but I'm not using them, so if you want them you're more than welcome and I'll just stick them in the post for you.

Retroanaconda · Mar 25, 2016

Any details (photo/number) on those brackets for the rear axle shields?

Just fitted them to mine but couldn't work out how they are supposed to attach, got the one bolt in through th damper bracket but the other holes don't seem to line up with anything. Sounds like I'm missing that bracket that picks up on the caliper bolts. Can't seem to find it listed in the parts books though.

aaronmorris · Mar 25, 2016

Retroanaconda said:
Any details (photo/number) on those brackets for the rear axle shields?

Just fitted them to mine but couldn't work out how they are supposed to attach, got the one bolt in through th damper bracket but the other holes don't seem to line up with anything. Sounds like I'm missing that bracket that picks up on the caliper bolts. Can't seem to find it listed in the parts books though.

These are the ones I have, but no part number unfortunately.

jamesmartin · Mar 25, 2016

aaronmorris said:
These are the ones I have, but no part number unfortunately.

ftc3299

aaronmorris · Mar 25, 2016

Ah, we all knew James would be to the rescue

Retroanaconda · Mar 25, 2016

Champion, thanks gents. Will add some to my next order and get the shields secured properly

Coffeelandy · Mar 25, 2016

jamesmartin said:
ftc3299

Blimey you took your time Mate. Nice day out?

jamesmartin · Mar 25, 2016

Coffeelandy said:
Blimey you took your time Mate. Nice day out?

ive been at work fitting a fuel tank in a 110 flat back,took best part of the day,****e job,but then all seem to be till youve finished,then im not sure wether its satisfaction of job done or just relief

Coffeelandy · Mar 25, 2016

jamesmartin said:
ive been at work fitting a fuel tank in a 110 flat back,took best part of the day,****e job,but then all seem to be till youve finished,then im not sure wether its satisfaction of job done or just relief

Satisfaction it must be. I've just managed to totally stop the roof leaks and the gushing torrent that results from driving down hill in a rain storm, you know the one where it pours in on the front top corner of the driver's and passenger's door. Turbo told me to use greenhouse tape on the roof joints and it's brilliant. Even better is that this tape is the best stuff I've ever found for temporary repairs on surfboards! Awesome!

wammers · Mar 25, 2016

FRC7202, FRC7201 and FRC3725 are all current at Rimmer bros. FTC3299 has been superseded by LR017513.

jamesmartin · Mar 25, 2016

Coffeelandy said:
Satisfaction it must be. I've just managed to totally stop the roof leaks and the gushing torrent that results from driving down hill in a rain storm, you know the one where it pours in on the front top corner of the driver's and passenger's door. Turbo told me to use greenhouse tape on the roof joints and it's brilliant. Even better is that this tape is the best stuff I've ever found for temporary repairs on surfboards! Awesome!

2 for 1 fix, i doubt it would help the 110 today cabs all twisted, with a large gap round large parts of the door ,yet they take haylage as far as london 6 ton train weight

Coffeelandy · Mar 25, 2016

jamesmartin said:
2 for 1 fix, i doubt it would help the 110 today cabs all twisted, with a large gap round large parts of the door ,yet they take haylage as far as london 6 ton train weight

Expanding foam?

jamesmartin · Mar 25, 2016

Coffeelandy said:
Expanding foam?

they never ask me to look at that ,as long as door shuts ,considering the work they do the 300tdis still run very well

Al2O3 · Mar 26, 2016

jamesmartin said:
ftc3299

wammers said:
FRC7202, FRC7201 and FRC3725 are all current at Rimmer bros. FTC3299 has been superseded by LR017513.

aaronmorris said:
These are the ones I have, but no part number unfortunately.

Cheers gentlemen. Much appreciated.
Aaron, I'm sure you'll have more builds happening in the future for those brackets. Very generous offer though, mate. Cheers.

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