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Glynparry25



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The reason the step is different is because the NAS step technically isn't legal in Europe due to in not being Type approved. Hence why they do it with holes for the tow bar with a shiny sticker on the back stating it type approved.

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Post #206245 28th Jan 2013 3:20pm
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JWL



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Bit off topic but that explains what the strips of steel that was making it damn near impossible for me to get a spanner or even a nut into the end of the cross member to fix my rear bumperettes, It was the tab for locating the anti-crush tubes. Thumbs Up
Post #206247 28th Jan 2013 3:23pm
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XS Pete



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Mine were a little loose too when the dealership first fitted the step. I had to make up a special tool to be able to get at the inner ones on the ends and successfully torque them up. No movement since though.

Pete
Post #206251 28th Jan 2013 3:48pm
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Supacat



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Thanks - might need to loosen them off and re-torque to the settings in the instructions.
Post #206252 28th Jan 2013 4:00pm
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Mackers-a



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Hi Guys I'm after one of these rear steps too. Just to clarify I think its the UK version STC50269AA, with 4 hole tow bar mounting plate.

I'm interested if anyone has any experience as to which manufacturers make these and what the quality is like? If possible I would also like to support one of the site sponsors when I order.

Many thanks
Post #206684 29th Jan 2013 11:14pm
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Supacat



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Mine's a genuine lr part - there are two different part numbers for 90 VPLDP0095 or 110 VPLDP0096.
Post #206713 30th Jan 2013 3:27am
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Phil VM2.5



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Hello,
mine is genuine.
I did put one slice (rondelle in french ) because I did not want to see the frame crushed
Philippe current : defender 110 sw 2.2 puma 2012 and 230.000km today and
again my Range Rover VM2.5 engine from 1992 and 528.000km today.

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Post #206734 30th Jan 2013 9:01am
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BruceT



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Supacat wrote:
Mine's a genuine lr part - there are two different part numbers for 90 VPLDP0095 or 110 VPLDP0096.



What is the difference between the two. I have just bought one (LR Part) and want to fit it to a 90. What if its off of a 110?

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Post #207258 1st Feb 2013 8:32am
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LandRoverAnorak



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The bracing bars are different to accommodate the differences in the rear chassis. If the one you've bought is off a 110 then it won't fit properly. Darren

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Post #207259 1st Feb 2013 8:41am
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BruceT



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Thank you.

What bracing bars do you mean? (the almost Z shaped bars that attaches to the chassis that run front to back?)

If that makes sense Laughing .... "Overlanding With Bruce" - Youtube https://www.youtube.com/@OverlandingwithBruce
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Supacat



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These bracing bars:


Post #207294 1st Feb 2013 12:16pm
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BruceT



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Ok thats what I thought. Thank you very much. Very Happy "Overlanding With Bruce" - Youtube https://www.youtube.com/@OverlandingwithBruce
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TJ101



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Had a step tow bar on previous Defenders,

but as it was too high for the trailers i tow, and needed an adjustable slider towbar,, it had to go Sad California F1, 75th 110 "Kermit", 50th Ann V8, 90 V8 Hybrid, 55 Series 1

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defender75



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What the story with the bumper on the xtech. It looks different.
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XS Pete



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Quote:
but as it was too high for the trailers i tow, and needed an adjustable slider towbar,, it had to go


Why not just put your slider on the NAS? That's what I did over a year ago and have had no problems with that set up Thumbs Up

Pete
Post #207565 2nd Feb 2013 11:32am
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