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This is a listing from the TR2/3 parts catalog of the radiator air duct. This was a factory modification made early in the 3A production as a result of overheating reported primarily by US owners.
The concept is very simple, three piece hinged affair, but our replacement from Moss came with no instructions or hardware.
The factory lists four sheet metal screws and washers. The washers are not listed in the ST hardware catalog. We're inclined to believe that these may have been fender washers to prevent the rather fragile fiberboard from tearing.
We can't find any obvious holes in the apron or inner wings that match the screw size. Can someone explain just where these screws secure the duct?
Thanks,
T
The concept is very simple, three piece hinged affair, but our replacement from Moss came with no instructions or hardware.
The factory lists four sheet metal screws and washers. The washers are not listed in the ST hardware catalog. We're inclined to believe that these may have been fender washers to prevent the rather fragile fiberboard from tearing.
We can't find any obvious holes in the apron or inner wings that match the screw size. Can someone explain just where these screws secure the duct?
Thanks,
T
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