Radiator Support Bracket - Removal - rounded torx screws

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Re: Radiator Support Bracket - Removal - rounded torx screws

Postby robgx300xjr » Mon Apr 27, 2015 10:31 pm

All done :lol: - just need to get bumper back on...
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Re: Radiator Support Bracket - Removal - rounded torx screws

Postby naki » Mon May 11, 2015 1:20 pm

was your old rad cradle actually holed through?
I have cleaned up quite a few of these, and reused them again.

Jag inly recently started making new ones, but at £175+vat, they are pricey for a bracket.


heres one i did earlier, but from a 92 XJ40 so a different design, but same principle.


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91 4.0 XJ6 Manual
92 4.0 XJR Manual
93 3.2S-4.0S Man conv
93 4.0 Sov
93 6.0 XJ81 DD6
93 6.0 XJ81 XJ12
94 4.0 XJR
96 X306 4.0 XJR
96 X300 Daimler Six LWB
97 X300 Sport 4.0 Manual
00 LR Discovery 2 TD5 ES A
03 X350 4.2 XJR
BREAKING various X300/ XJ40/ X308

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Re: Radiator Support Bracket - Removal - rounded torx screws

Postby robgx300xjr » Thu May 14, 2015 2:47 pm

Thanks for sharing the photo's of your clean up.

It was a question of time - I will clean up my old one day (more likely it will sit with a number of other jobs to do) :D
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Re: Radiator Support Bracket - Removal - rounded torx screws

Postby naki » Thu May 14, 2015 8:15 pm

Thanks for sharing the photo's of your clean up.

It was a question of time - I will clean up my old one day (more likely it will sit with a number of other jobs to do) :D
best option is to send it to shot blast and powder coat. Assuming there is something left after blasting. its hard to tell until you get back to bare metal).

look up a local outfit, and you might find somewhere to do it for £20 or under.
Can be cheaper still if you send them a job lots of stuff. i used to send around 6- 7 parts at a time (varying sizes), and pay around £50- £60.
91 4.0 XJ6 Manual
92 4.0 XJR Manual
93 3.2S-4.0S Man conv
93 4.0 Sov
93 6.0 XJ81 DD6
93 6.0 XJ81 XJ12
94 4.0 XJR
96 X306 4.0 XJR
96 X300 Daimler Six LWB
97 X300 Sport 4.0 Manual
00 LR Discovery 2 TD5 ES A
03 X350 4.2 XJR
BREAKING various X300/ XJ40/ X308


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