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Is this onehttps://www.johncraddockltd.co.uk/asu710050-bonnet-prop-bracket.html, don't think I have this bit, cant recall seeing it anyway, but it might be there somewhere
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Thanks Mate gonna empty all my boxes tomorrow bound to be one there somewhere.
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i cut the rad support part of that off and use the 300 brackets to support the rad
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Don't suppose brackets off 300 tdi Disco would do ?, I know a bloke breaking one.
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Good another job for me tomorrow. wouldn't care bought a 300 Disco couple of months back use it for getting around in, spent the first month Fixing it even stole parts off my defender to put on
it never looked at the Rad parts.Thanks Mate
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my mistake disco bracket wont fit as it uses a bonnet propGood another job for me tomorrow. wouldn't care bought a 300 Disco couple of months back use it for getting around in, spent the first month Fixing it even stole parts off my defender to put on
Thanks Mate
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No Bother Mate will try my hardest to get the ones on second pic that you mentioned.
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the bonnet prop bracket you should have already
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I used modified versions of the 2.5N/A brackets on the top of my radiator, I welded the pins onto the top of the radiator frame to suit.
Thee modifications consisted of cut-outs to miss various mounts on the top pannel.
Thee modifications consisted of cut-outs to miss various mounts on the top pannel.
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I have those brackets Mate. So did you just bolt to side of wings then weld pins to suit hole. ? more pics of where brackets fit would be great.
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Yes, they bolt to the inner wing, although it is very difficult to get to the bolts. There should be captive nuts on the inner wigs.
Your radiator looks to be a little higher than mine, so I don't know how that will affect the fit.
The pins on the top were welded in place to match the brackets.
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Thanks will have a look on inner wings . So should the holes in Brackets line up to holes on wings ?
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Perfect Mate Thanks, I now think looking at yours that my rad may be Little to high aswell, will have a good look at it tomorrow.
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Thanks James, so cut along red line and bolt bottom bit in place ?
