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Woody3



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United Kingdom 1989 Defender 90 200 Tdi HT Bronze Green
Gearbox Crossmember - which type is this?
I'm looking to swap my gearbox Crossmember for a galvanised one, however I'm having conflicting results has to which one mine is, shown below:


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My Ninety is a 1989 model, but has had both a galv chassis and more recently a 200tdi replacement (19J prior) with a LT77.

Most photos show the early type to have a circular cross member and 300tdi onwards with the R380 similar to mine.

Any ideas?

Thanks!
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rallysteve



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That looks like the same type that was fitted to our early petrol 90 so i would say from a pre-tdi model. 02' 110 TD5 Double Cab Rebuild Thread
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90 Dreamer



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I knew they have been making them for years but didn't realise they started by using WOOD......... Laughing
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Woody3



Member Since: 13 Jan 2010
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United Kingdom 1989 Defender 90 200 Tdi HT Bronze Green
The timber one was used for the "Special Flintstones Edition" Whistle

Right, so DA5300 is for post 91 Defenders, ie:

https://www.paddockspares.com/cross-member-galv.html

Does anyone know if this will fit my pre 91 Defender? I can't seem to find a part number to the actual pre 91 crossmember, yet alone finding a galvanised version...
Post #862961 22nd Oct 2020 12:28am
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Low Boxer



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United States 1990 Defender 90 200 Tdi SW Nato Green
There are 3 types of gearbox cross members. All models 1983-2016 except efi V8 and 300 Tdi supersede to the latest Puma type KVB500060. This includes early tubular types. The second type is 300 Tdi only ANR3713. This has the transmission mounts on it. The third is V8 with twin catalyst front pipe NTC9241. These were used on NAS and special edition Defenders. These are 3 part angular tubular. Hope this helps. m
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V8Simon



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Thats the same type as on my 1985 2.25 petrol 90. 1984 90 V8 puma want to be.
Post #863046 22nd Oct 2020 4:36pm
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Woody3



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Edited:

Sorry Low Boxer, I overlooked your post!

So to summarise:

The original cross member for pre 300tdi models is part number NTC9262 and is tubular - shown here:


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DA5300 superceeds the above and is also called KVB500060. These fit all Defenders except 300tdi's and V8's.


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Thanks everyone Thumbs Up
Post #863119 23rd Oct 2020 12:17am
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