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667panel replied to the thread EarlyBay Nut for Steering Wheel - Cannot Find Anywhere?!.Yes that spring pushes the bearing sleeve into the the bearing , without that there will be excessive play. Broken rubber coupling will...
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667panel replied to the thread EarlyBay Nut for Steering Wheel - Cannot Find Anywhere?!.Well unless the nut is loose it wont make any difference, what do you mean by vertical. Can you push and pull it flat ways across the...
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667panel replied to the thread Heater Tube Replacement.On my 68 there is a cover over the Y piece and all the way down the centre pipe, they have press studs from new (cable ties now!!) . You...
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667panel replied to the thread Stepped cam set up.You need to go back to basic setup, bimetalic spring in choke may have gone weak and need unit adjusting. slacken throttle cable just...
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667panel replied to the thread Stepped cam set up.First check your choke is fully open, looks like the choke may not be set right.
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667panel replied to the thread Revol Engineering.Looks much like the setup I made but used a Renault Master 90deg box and polo rack.
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667panel replied to the thread Dirty little secret…….😳.Worked on a T3 version, was a right PIA to get to the engine. Not sure I would want one but the "so ugly it's good" gets my vote.
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667panel replied to the thread Xmas gifts.Just seen that on my FB feed and was going to post ^^
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6Most people put the filter above the gearbox now. Not great for access but not too bad. I don’t have a rusty fuel tank so mines been in...
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667panel replied to the thread Initial engine break-in setup — running rough.Check the stud is tight in head for rocker shaft, it's known that they can pull out.
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667panel replied to the thread Horn sounding when keys touch the steering collumn.A 1/3rd way up the stairs.
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667panel replied to the thread alternator bracket x petrol pump spacer.Ooh type 4 engine, yes there is a spacer and they should be splined head bolts if I remember correctly. Alternator bracket is slightly...
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