The three similar brackets mount on the lower engine rail and cross to the lower exterior hull protection plate to support stowage bins over the fuel tanks. They have threaded pads welded in place to allow a fastener to pass through the stowage bin floor and fix the bins in place. It could be the fourth similar bracket completes the set, I cannot say for sure.
The plate with the door is the rad cover top plate. The plate with the latch and a small angle iron portion on the bottom is the radiator blanking plate, off side. The latch is a gravity design used to hold a passenger jump seat in the raised position. The angle iron on the bottom is a removable portion of your off side lower engine cover frame rail. Where it may allow the radiator to be removed, (Lynn) it alao could allow the continuation of that rail rearward to be removed with the engine cover assembly. That permits unobstructed access to the down pipe/exhaust manifold area when re/re the engine or working on that lower off side.
The thin guage flat part with the single hole tab.... dunno. Is that a lower engine cover panel?
Do you have a Chilwell parts manual to reference the MK-III series part numbers?
Last edited by Michael R.; 07-09-14 at 17:07.
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