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| lightning Member Since: 23 Apr 2009 Location: High Peak, Derbyshire Posts: 2761  
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l would imagine that one is the actual air intake and the other is fake, as on the old Defender
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19th Dec 2023 3:59pm |
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| jimjamken Member Since: 01 Mar 2023 Location: Surrey Posts: 85
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Thanks lightning that really helps - the car's back in the workshop in Jan and I wanted to make sure I didn't ask them to look at something that doesn't need looking at!
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19th Dec 2023 4:04pm |
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| haymeister Member Since: 24 May 2021 Location: Saitama Posts: 265 
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D300 has radiators on both sides, I think the D200 and potentially the D250 just have it on one side.
Someone has mentioned it on this forum 22MY Defender 110 D300 S in Pangea Green and Contrast White Roof IG defender_japan "Hulk san" |
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19th Dec 2023 4:50pm |
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| Retroanaconda Member Since: 04 Jan 2012 Location: Scotland Posts: 2644 
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Normal.
Stupid design, but sadly very common on modern cars to put radiators down there in harms way. |
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19th Dec 2023 6:34pm |
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| lightning Member Since: 23 Apr 2009 Location: High Peak, Derbyshire Posts: 2761
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Whatever is there will be normal.
On some models there will be something on both sides while on others there won't. Not had any issues with radiators (or anything for that matter) getting damaged on my 90 D250 and it's been off road many times. Maybe someone should market a mesh grill to go over the intake. ln fact l am surprised nobody has, they seem to be concentrating on cup holders, spoilers and other such cosmetic add-ons |
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19th Dec 2023 7:18pm |
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