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Old 15-09-12, 04:27 PM   #1
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Engine Fan Cowling Bracket Rusted Away
The fan bracket (that holds the fan to the radiator has more or less rusted away and is flapping about. I have had a look on rimmerbros and can't find the bit I need, but basically it is the long metal strip that runs the width or the rad top and bottom that the fan housing attaches to

does this make sense?

I need to know, if I buy a new rad will it come with the bits I need to securly re-attach the fan housing?

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Old 15-09-12, 04:37 PM   #2
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Which engine mate?
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Old 15-09-12, 04:47 PM   #3
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Which engine mate?
1.6

After a brief search, I think it is a part of the rad, it is the thin metal strip on the top and bottom...
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Are All ZS rad's interchangeable?
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Are All ZS rad's interchangeable?
it looks like it..

this is the one I need
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ROVER-200-...item460329fa71

seems to fit a number of them - perhaps only non-AC versions...?
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Your link is for 1.6 and 1.8 non aircon, but the 110 & 120 seem to use the same rad.
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Your link is for 1.6 and 1.8 non aircon, but the 110 & 120 seem to use the same rad.
Yesh, looks good to me!

Looks pretty easy to do, too - touch wood!
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