Defender Bonnet Stay's... Alternatives?

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I have just fitted a York compressor to my Defender 200tdi. It is
mounted vertically above where the original A/C compresssor was
designed to fit.

The only problem I have is that the bonnect stay vibrates against the
side of the compressor and fouls it when I shut the bonnet (unless I
manually move it to the left).

Question:
Any other thoughts on alternative bonnet stays? I wondered about one
or two gas struts? Perhaps something off a Rover 800 - they had big
bonnets and rear boots (hatch version)? How do they fasten to
bodywork?

Simply moving the existing stay to the other side wont be posisble due
to air filter etc etc.

Thanks
Jon

 
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Jon <[email protected]> wrote:

> I have just fitted a York compressor to my Defender 200tdi. It is
> mounted vertically above where the original A/C compresssor was
> designed to fit.
>
> The only problem I have is that the bonnect stay vibrates against the
> side of the compressor and fouls it when I shut the bonnet (unless I
> manually move it to the left).
>
> Question:
> Any other thoughts on alternative bonnet stays? I wondered about one
> or two gas struts? Perhaps something off a Rover 800 - they had big
> bonnets and rear boots (hatch version)? How do they fasten to
> bodywork?
>
> Simply moving the existing stay to the other side wont be posisble due
> to air filter etc etc.
>
> Thanks
> Jon
>


How about:

ALR6225 Bonnet Stay - Rod Type - Defender £16.33 inc VAT

It clips to the bonnet for closing (you'll need a clip to hold it),
the other brackets are already on the bonnet.

Richard

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>
>How about:
>
>ALR6225 Bonnet Stay - Rod Type - Defender £16.33 inc VAT
>
>It clips to the bonnet for closing (you'll need a clip to hold it),
>the other brackets are already on the bonnet.
>
>Richard




Thanks Richard,
Is this for a TD5 Defender by any chance?
I assume other than the rod itself and clip everything else will just
fin no problems?

Jon

 
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Jon <[email protected]> wrote:

> >
> >How about:
> >
> >ALR6225 Bonnet Stay - Rod Type - Defender £16.33 inc VAT
> >
> >It clips to the bonnet for closing (you'll need a clip to hold it),
> >the other brackets are already on the bonnet.
> >
> >Richard

>
>
>
> Thanks Richard,
> Is this for a TD5 Defender by any chance?
> I assume other than the rod itself and clip everything else will just
> fin no problems?
>
> Jon
>


Ah, right! Offically Td5's have an entirely different arrangemen(i.e.
on vehicles from XA159807) - though some at least have the "traditional"
scissor prop.

Richard
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