Steering and Sump Guard for Land Rover Defender (6mm thick steel)
A Steering and Sump Guard protects from rock, tree root and stump damage, etc Our Steering and Sump Guard fits all standard Land Rover Defenders, 90, 110 and 130. Its made from heavy duty 6mm thick mild steel with zinc plating. This Defender Steering Guard is very easy to fit, it bolts onto the chassis. Our Land Rover Defender Steering Guard kit includes stainless steel nuts, bolts and washers fitting kit. Standard finish is zinc plating but can easily also be spray painted prior to fitting. Optional high quality colour matching paint service. Land Rover Defender Steering Guard OEM part number is STC50437.
Piggy Back Wiring Loom
The Piggy-Back Wiring Loom provides a plug & play solution when you need to supply a separate power feed to additional vehicle lighting in your Land Rover Defender.
Use the piggy back loom for...
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Providing the sidelight feed to Daytime Running Lights (DRLs)
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Providing a sidelight feed into aftermarket LED headlamps.
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Connecting to loading module/resistors on LED indicator/turn signal installs
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Connect into a reverse lamp to provide a feed for additional rear work lighting or reverse camera feed.
The Piggy-Back Wiring Loom uses the same sealed connectors as those used by Land Rover on the Defender vehicle lamps from 1993 making it suitable for fitting to the majority of Land Rover Defenders.
Simply plug one end of the Piggy-Back Wiring Loom into the back of your lamp and the other end into the original lamp connector on the wiring loom. The positive and negative flyleads can now be used as the supply feed and earth connection for whatever it is you need to provide power to.
The 500mm flyleads on the Piggy-Back Wiring Loom are supplied without the terminals fitted to allow you to easily route the wires through a rubber grommet if necessary.
We provide male and female 2-pin connectors to use on the flyleads to add a professional finish to your installation.
The 2-pin shell connectors are supplied with the compatible male and female crimp terminals. The terminals simply 'click' into the body of the shell connectors.
