punkawallah
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Hokay, I want to get this out of the way so here is what I did, hope someone finds it helpful.
First the cleared space as already described.
Here we have the old heater box, bilge bower ,Landy fan then Citroen one.
[/url]stage2 by punkawallah110, on Flickr[/IMG]
The Landy fan on the left is held on with a circlip, the other one seems to be a push fit
[/url]stage3 by punkawallah110, on Flickr[/IMG]
All the blowers have nearly the same diameters as the air intake moulding so there were plenty of options.
[/url]stage 4 by punkawallah110, on Flickr[/IMG]
The bilge fan fits into the intake moulding but the assembly is too long so I cut a bit of the moulding
[/url]stage 5 by punkawallah110, on Flickr[/IMG]
Stuck the bilge blower into the heater box and did a test run with it connected to a spare battery, it nearly blew the back door off
[/url]stage6 by punkawallah110, on Flickr[/IMG]
You can see where it sits under the wing
[/url]stage 7 by punkawallah110, on Flickr[/IMG]
All done and with washer bottle etc fitted you can't even see it
[/url]stage8 by punkawallah110, on Flickr[/IMG]
First the cleared space as already described.
Here we have the old heater box, bilge bower ,Landy fan then Citroen one.
The Landy fan on the left is held on with a circlip, the other one seems to be a push fit
All the blowers have nearly the same diameters as the air intake moulding so there were plenty of options.
The bilge fan fits into the intake moulding but the assembly is too long so I cut a bit of the moulding
Stuck the bilge blower into the heater box and did a test run with it connected to a spare battery, it nearly blew the back door off
You can see where it sits under the wing
All done and with washer bottle etc fitted you can't even see it
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