Speedometer drive for LT230 transfer case

In this section, details of the speedometer drive of the LT230 transfer case for Land Rover Defender are presented: drive gears, drive housing, seals, sealing rings, gaskets, fixings, and fasteners.

533765 - Oil Seal Retaining Plate for Speedo Cable End of Gearbox on Defender, Discovery 1 and Range Rover Classic

13.08€

Pre-order Product Code: 533765

571665 - Speedo Gear O Ring for LT230 Transfer Box - Defender, Discovery 1 and Range Rover Classic

2.45€

Pre-order Product Code: 571665

AAU2304 - Speedo Gear Oil Seal on LT230 Transfer Box - Defender, Discovery 1 and Range Rover Classic

1.32€

Pre-order Product Code: AAU2304

FRC3162 - Transfer Box Rear Flange Worm Gear - For LT230 - Defender, Discovery 1 and Range Rover Classic

63.29€

Pre-order Product Code: FRC3162

FRC3286 - Housing for Speedo Gear on LT230 Transfer Box - Defender, Discovery 1 and Range Rover Classic

68.71€

Pre-order Product Code: FRC3286

FRC3310 - Speedo Gear for LT230 Transfer Box Output Shaft - 20 Teeth Blue - For Defender and Discovery 1

32.00€

Pre-order Product Code: FRC3310.TR

FRC3311 - Speedo Gear for LT230 Transfer Box Output Shaft - 21 Teeth Green - For Defender

99.50€

Pre-order Product Code: FRC3311

FRC3312 - Speedo Gear for LT230 Transfer Box Output Shaft - 22 Teeth Yellow - For Defender (1983-2006 with 205 x 16 Tyres)

77.54€

Pre-order Product Code: FRC3312

FRC3313 - Speedo Gear for LT230 Transfer Box Output Shaft - 23 Teeth Red- For Defender (3.5 V8) and Range Rover Classic

52.20€

Pre-order Product Code: FRC3313

FRC5409 - Transfer Box Speedo Housing Gasket for Defender, Discovery 1 and Range Rover Classic

1.06€

Pre-order Product Code: FRC5409

FRC5595 - Speedo Housing Stud for Land Rover Defender, Discovery 1 and Range Rover Classic - Genuine Land Rover

7.87€

Pre-order Product Code: FRC5595.LRC

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For the LT230, speedometer drive gears with different numbers of teeth are used. The correct option depends on the car model, transmission gear ratio, wheel size, and speedometer drive design. An improperly selected gear can lead to incorrect speed readings.

During the drive repair, it is worth checking the condition of the housing, seal, sealing ring, and gasket, especially if there is a leak of oil from the transfer case in the speedometer drive area.