Bonnet prop question
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Or use the solid prop meant for bonnets with tyres as it locates to the slam panel so goes nowhere near the wing area
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Yeah sure won't be able to do it for a couple of hours tho, I am not where my LR is
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Surely the 300TDi prop is fixed to the bonnet and when stored fits into a clip on the underside of the bonnet frame (see photos one & two)???
When I removed my old bonnet and fitted a new Puma one last year I had to buy the later prop & brackets and it is with these that the new prop folds across in-line with the radiator frame (see photos three, four & five). I stand to be corrected but is this not the set-up since the TD5?
Note:- I disliked the standard plastic-clip that secures the prop in the folded position and replaced it with one off a Freelander, seems to do the job much better.
When I removed my old bonnet and fitted a new Puma one last year I had to buy the later prop & brackets and it is with these that the new prop folds across in-line with the radiator frame (see photos three, four & five). I stand to be corrected but is this not the set-up since the TD5?
Note:- I disliked the standard plastic-clip that secures the prop in the folded position and replaced it with one off a Freelander, seems to do the job much better.
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forgot to take that photo i promised.
i have the same as that first photo of the nice green fender
i have the same as that first photo of the nice green fender
