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davidblythe



Member Since: 27 Apr 2019
Location: Cheam, Surrey
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modifying the tank guard
Having dropped the tank to change the inline pump on my td5 90

how do people modify the tank guard to make it easier to remove a second time 1999 90 TD5 CSW
2006 110 TD5 HD Commercial
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TJH1985



Member Since: 22 Aug 2016
Location: Midlands
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I have changed the design on my tank cradle, so that it bolts on from the underside, rather than sitting on top and haveing to be forced out.


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Shame I sold the 90 really, did allot of work on it Big Cry
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davidblythe



Member Since: 27 Apr 2019
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modified mine in the end to fit under

it is just as difficult to fit as remove if using original postion



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 1999 90 TD5 CSW
2006 110 TD5 HD Commercial
Post #872707 13th Dec 2020 11:39am
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Super7



Member Since: 05 Feb 2014
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United Kingdom 1999 Defender 90 Td5 CSW Rutland Red
I’m going to have to do this to mine soon, could somebody please explain exactly what is involved? Is it just a case of removing the captive nuts on the guard? Also, once it’s fitted underneath the chassis, how do the crossmember fixings still line up?

Apologies in advance if these are stupid questions, I haven’t even removed the guard yet, so I haven’t had a play around with it Thumbs Up '99 TD5 Defender 90
'52 Series 1 80"
'99 Caterham 7
Post #905119 26th May 2021 3:10pm
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