GrumpyGel

Well-Known Member

• Jan 17, 2017

• #21

There is a little known website with the information you require. It is called www.google.com.

Tap in the part number and it comes back with a page full of places selling it.

 

Nodge68

Well-Known Member

• Jan 17, 2017

• #22

GrumpyGel said:

There is a little known website with the information you require. It is called www.google.com.

Tap in the part number and it comes back with a page full of places selling it.

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Like this
.https://www.lrdirect.com/LR003821-Control-Headphone-Volume/

 

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JRussell

New Member

• Jan 18, 2017

• #23

BrettH said:

This is terrific and just what I needed to find out, although I can't seem to locate an online source for the LR003821 part. Can anyone point me in the right direction?

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It is also a Ford part, "Genuine Ford Headphone Volume Control Knob Dial 1365708", dont know why they call it a headphone volume control knob dial..

 

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Sunshineviking

New Member

• Jul 27, 2018

• #24

Thanks for this thread - saved me a bundle and my daughter can now inflict her dreadful music on us again..
I agree with pmansour - why send the new part assembled. Madness. Must admit I had to use brute force to remove the old one!
also with a bit more thought the whole assembly could have been made to insert and extract from above without removing any of eeh centre console !
But that's Land rover for you

 

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td4van

Well-Known Member

• Jul 28, 2018

• #25

It’s a Ford part

 

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Sunshineviking

New Member

• Jul 28, 2018

• #26

td4van said:

It’s a Ford part

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Yup. Saw that after I finally managed to pry the damned thing apart . That was their revenge on us I suppose.

 

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PVS208

New Member

• Jan 13, 2022

• #27

Might be an old post but Dave Whitlocks post was bang on. Thanks for sharing your hard fought knowledge