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#1 Re: Spare Parts » Help locating sheet metal engine mounting bracket » 2024-05-27 10:48:58

zeem
Edwards23 wrote:

Don’t suppose you have a link or a part number for the plate mount you found in the picture can not find it anywhere and mine has collapsed any help much appreciated

I've got the following part number information in my notes:

  • Fiat 1489763080

  • Citroen 181376

  • Peugeot  1813 76 01 (Since OPR 08876)


I don't have a link because I bought mine off eBay and the listing's no longer visible. The seller's eBay store is here, but it doesn't look like they've got another one at the moment:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/str/dksalvageautospares

It took me three months to find it, although I had previously found good-condition brackets for sale in France and Spain. The problem with the ones from abroad is that they mostly don't seem to want to send to the UK or don't reply to messages enquiring about postage.

#2 Re: Spare Parts » Help locating sheet metal engine mounting bracket » 2023-10-17 22:51:26

zeem

In case anyone else comes across this problem, it appears that the 2007-2016 vans use the same basic bracket, which might make a replacement easier to find. The following picture shows my old one from my 2006 2.0 HDi, and the replacement I found on eBay (after I cleaned and painted it). This was described as being from a 2007-2016 1.6 HDi.

Two differences:

  • The new bracket uses threaded studs and nuts, instead of bolts and captive nuts. This shouldn't make any difference

  • The pipe clip bracket on the side was absent. I cut the old one off, repaired the rusted-out lower section, and welded it onto the new bracket


brackets-old-new.jpg

#3 General Discussion » Replacement captive nut for front subframe » 2023-09-18 22:23:54

zeem
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Hello - as a long-time reader of the forum, this is my first post. While undertaking an extensive and foolhardy renovation of my mega-mileage, rotten, ex-taxi Expert Eurobus, I've ruined the threads in one of the captive subframe nuts that I chopped out of the chassis, in an attempt to remove the remains of the bolt that was stuck in it. My question is, does anyone have any of these spare or know where I could get one? Alternatively, would anyone know what grade of steel would be needed for a machine shop to make another one from a piece of 10mm plate? The original nuts are grade 10.

I've been working on the project for over a year now. If anyone's interested, I could start another thread with a project log.

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