Been in stock for Redshed for some time... anyone know what it is, and more criticallly how it fits at the rear. Is it missing a rear mount?
Sump guard
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Is it definitely a mini one? I am trying to imagine it fitted to the front subframe and struggling to see how those 3 bolts would work?
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Looks like a Mini one to me although I don't know the maker. The three bolts would attach to the leading edge of the subframe with a pair of bolts each side attaching to the side of the subframe, along the lines of this BMC Australia accessory sump guard. The hole in the plate is to enable access to the oil drain plug in the sump.
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The bolts split the sump guard and it kind of wraps around the front rail. Once it’s in place then the drain. plug is in the right space so I think it’s mini...AndyPen wrote:Is it definitely a mini one? I am trying to imagine it fitted to the front subframe and struggling to see how those 3 bolts would work?
I've got a 69 Mini with a 1046, Cooper Head and a four on the floor.
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Ah that makes sense, and it does look as if it could take an extension if required, but probably not essential.Dr S wrote:The bolts split the sump guard and it kind of wraps around the front rail. Once it’s in place then the drain. plug is in the right space so I think it’s mini...AndyPen wrote:Is it definitely a mini one? I am trying to imagine it fitted to the front subframe and struggling to see how those 3 bolts would work?
My old Scottish one used what were effectively the rear sublime exhaust mounts by the way, so you may find some easy solutions.
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Thanks for the clarification!AndyPen wrote: Ah that makes sense, and it does look as if it could take an extension if required, but probably not essential.
My old Scottish one used what were effectively the rear sublime sky bet promo code existing customers mounts by the way, so you may find some easy solutions.
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Re: Sump guard
The mystery deepens -- see here
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viewtopic.php?f=28&t=17247
I've got a 69 Mini with a 1046, Cooper Head and a four on the floor.
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Re: Sump guard
We have a part number 18-G 8196 but no one knows what it means...
I've got a 69 Mini with a 1046, Cooper Head and a four on the floor.