FTC651 Spacer-crankshaft Discovery 1
 

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I have a 94 Se 7Landrover discovery 1, and bolt snapped on this spacer which bolts to front of flexplate. I have been searching all over the US and in
Europe. I was told parts are interchangeable between 94-98, and Im finding this is not true. I need this part right away .
That is the oem part numberFTC651 which is obsolete and no longer available.
I have contacted landrover used parts people all over the country. If someone knows where i can get one, please respond right away. Love my landrover and not ready to give up on her yet, but she is tore apart at a mechanic and I need this part yesterday

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Try Will Tillery 540 462 7353

I should have one. Let me check.

Hello, thanks for your quick response. I tried calling this guy, and he misunderstood what I said, and he hung up on me. I have to describe the part to to a t since there are several parts which are spacers but they are the wrong one for this landrover.

great information, and help, still searching.

Like I said, a lot of people selling these parts are not really clear on the differences between the early ('94-'95) DI's and the later GEMS versions ('96-'99). I'm sorry I didn't have the part you needed but I'll make some calls for you later today to see if I can't dig one up for you.
Cheers,
Paul

that is really nice of you Paul. today is my birthday and I hope I find one.

Wouldn't be hard to repair the one you have, surprised the mech isn't able. Definitely can tell a few bolts where broken for sometime considering they've carved pretty decent witness marks in the hub.

What makes the part rare is that it's for an auto trans, not as abundant as the manuals.

Would the Classic have a different flywheel hub than the ZF equipped Disco?

I took one off a 95, you cannot repair this. I seriously doubt you know what you are talking about.

I seriously know your unaware that I once was a Machinist who worked on much more precise and hardened fittings than a crank hub for a flywheel. Pretty simple affair and task. Best of luck!