Where to find part numbers

[landoman]

I want to buy some spare parts to carry on a big desert trip filters ,
Seals ,bushes a few hoses .........is there anywhere I can find part numbers for various items so I make sure they are suitable for my 2015 2.2 defender .......i don't want to end up with parts that only fir a 2.4 or earlier model .....but not suitable for mine ..........

[clive22]

I use on line parts suppliers rover parts,or LR series and paddocks. Find the part number, corroborate across a couple of sites, then enter part no only into Google should find that part number by description. Worked so far, really tricky ones, or anomalies use the forum
Clive

[ozy013]

The first one is a Russian website, it's down at the moment, it's the full landrover Microcat. They keep playing around with the layout, but last time I was on, you scroll down to the timing chain picture, click, then choose your model. Good place to get your part numbers.http://lrparts.net.ru/

You could also try Lrcat (http://new.lrcat.com/), not as comprehensive, but a good place to start, and it's working at the moment.

[landoman]

The first one is a Russian website, it's down at the moment, it's the full landrover Microcat. They keep playing around with the layout, but last time I was on, you scroll down to the timing chain picture, click, then choose your model. Good place to get your part numbers.http://lrparts.net.ru/

You could also try Lrcat (http://new.lrcat.com/), not as comprehensive, but a good place to start, and it's working at the moment.

Thanks for that ....looks good .....I take it that the 2007 defender would cover up to the present day

[The ho har's]

PM us we may be of help;)

Mrs hh:angel:

[Landybitz]

Give Landybitz a call, we supply Genuine OEM and Aftermarket Parts.

Discount for AULRO Members too.

[ozy013]

The first one is a Russian website, it's down at the moment, it's the full landrover Microcat. They keep playing around with the layout, but last time I was on, you scroll down to the timing chain picture, click, then choose your model. Good place to get your part numbers.IIS7 (http://lrparts.net.ru/)

You could also try Lrcat (http://new.lrcat.com/), not as comprehensive, but a good place to start, and it's working at the moment.

Probably best if you disregard the first link I posted, it seems to have gone AWOL at the moment. Lrcat (http://new.lrcat.com/) is still ok though.

[ozy013]

New link for Microcat now working, just click on timing chain pic, where it says parts catalogue. Then look up your specific vehicle.

Microcat - Spare parts Land Rover catalogue in English (http://lrparts.ru/engl/)