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Old 07-07-2006, 08:59 AM   #1 (permalink)
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as i'm putting my lift on i found this crack in the black rubber piece. does it matter? if i need to get it replaced, does anybody happen to have one?
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Old 07-07-2006, 09:26 AM   #2 (permalink)
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those cost all of $2.55 to replace.
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those cost all of $2.55 to replace.
As above, it is a dust shield, replace when you can!
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where can i get one?

a dealership is nowhere within 2 hours of my place, and autozone never has anything for land rovers in stock...and i'm going on a trail ride this week.

can i just close the gap with some gasket sealer untill i get a new one?
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Order one on line from one of the Rover suppliers, or call the dealer and have him send you one. It should be replaced sooner then later.
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whats it called
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dust cap
Or hub end cap
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that seems to be a common problem...
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rover = cap hub
part # ftc943 (note 5 )
or ftc 5414 (note 6 )
(note 5) fitted up to 78l53959a
(note 6) fitted up to 78l53960a

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I would actually recommend you replace it quickly if your truck sees muddy/wet off-road action.
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