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landybehr



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Glynparry25 wrote:
A stupid protrusion beyond the grille.

There is a way of changing that Wink I have had to move the A/C rad back so my winch fits- takes about 1hr. and all you will need is the flat grill.


Hi, thatīs interesting,

done in just one hour ?
What do I have to do ? I thought Iīd have to cut a/c lines, weld in new mounts for the rads etc.

(pics/details very very much appreciated Wink 1000thanks!)
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Glynparry25



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I have no pictures at the moment, but could take some once I am home.

Basically:

Take the grill off (screws at top and sides).

When you look at the condenser you will see a box section bracket around the edge holding it in place. All I did was un-bolt it all, moved the bracket in front of the condenser and then bolt it all back together.



Only thing with the lines is that you have to push them back a little so just make sure you don't catch them on anything.

Then you are finished.

Glyn Dog Sheep
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landybehr



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sounds easy enough.

So there was space between condensor and the intercooler that allows the former to be moved backwards.
Will a larger intercooler still fit ?

Admin note: this post has had its images recovered from a money grabbing photo hosting site and reinstated Mr. Green
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