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Chassis Bracket ID Please!


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I'm in the process of building up my Defender from a bare chassis, and I can't remember what is meant to mount on the vertical bracket that sits behind the left side of the rad (200Tdi Defender 110), as per the arrow in this diagram: Chassis%20Bracket_zpsuwu1bfd6.jpg

 

I'd therefore be most grateful if someone were kind enough to let me know! 

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Many thanks for taking the time to reply, but I don't think that's correct - a) because I've already fitted the slam panel supports (they're quite a bit further forward), and b) because there isn't a corresponding mount on the other side!

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9 minutes ago, Paddy_SP said:

Many thanks for taking the time to reply, but I don't think that's correct - a) because I've already fitted the slam panel supports (they're quite a bit further forward), and b) because there isn't a corresponding mount on the other side!

After my original incorrect reply I went out to my 110, nothing in that bracket. 

 

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Well, as it's a brand new galvanised chassis, I decided it'd be better to hammer it flat so as not to expose any virgin steel. Anyway - I'm pleased to say that my rad now goes in - all I've got to do now is a) figure out how to avoid it clashing with the intercooler pipes, and b) work out a mounting system for it!

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The legs of the 2.5td air filter can mounts on 3 tabs. 

Your arrow points to the fore one.

another by the spring mount

and the last on the outside of the chassis rail. 

Edited by sgnas
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