Oem Land Rover Discovery 2 Ace Pump 99 00 02 03 04 Active Cornering Anr6502 on 2040-parts.com
Hiseville, Kentucky, US
This is a ACE (active cornering) pump for a Land Rover Discovery 2. According to the dealer this will fit any Discovery 2 from 99-04 that came with ACE. This one is in really nice shape. It was removed from a low mileage D2 that was still running and driving when I got it. It steered smoothly and easily with no problems. This ran quietly and didn't leak. The pulley is included and is straight and true. I will warranty this for 90 days against any problems. I am offering free shipping anywhere in the lower 48 states. I am parting out several of these so if you don't see what you need listed send me an email through ebay or call Jameson at 270 453 3991.
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