Rad goes up from underneath, I put the bobbins on the mountings first
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but found the rad brackets difficult to get onto the bobbins.
so I removed the two bolts in the red circle and loosened the yellow ones and rotated the mounts downwards, now everything went in very nicely
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Once in (but nothing tightened) its easy to see the standard bottom hose will not fit the SIFab arrangement (I was expecting this). So I carefully marked where to cut and shortened this hose by about 3 inches
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and
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Everything now fits without chaffing
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Up at the top everything is very straightforward
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with just a little wiring to reroute
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view from the cowl end looks good
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The rack is a bit fiddly to get back in but it goes back as it came out - albeit with new gators. The bolts and jubilee clips are all tightened and its currently holding water.
all in working time to install including ancillaries, about 3 hours
hope someone finds this useful
Gary