[Wheel Arch Observation (whilst seeking TR6)]

sorry cant help with a red one

[Wheel Arch Observation (whilst seeking TR6)]

might no of a car possibly coming up for Sale

[fuel tank removal tr6]

Thanks guys not had time to do the job yet, but does look do able from the cockpit side

 

regards

JT

[fuel tank removal tr6]

Decided to fit a new prv from prestige injection,as was getting resonance from the pump in the summer hot days, but found that the prv mounting had broken on one side, cant get the body of the prv undone from the T piece. So need to replace the mountings at the same time but only way to access as far as i can see is to remove the fuel tank. Can anyone tell me the way to remove the tank and what sort of job it is. Haynes manual goes on about removing the centre capping of the rear elbow rail retaining screws and slide the capping to one side until its other end is clear of the side capping, withdraw the centre section. I am not sure what this means!!!

Does any one no the procedure for removing the tank.

 

thanks

 

john

 

 

[Scuttle Shake]

Thanks everyone for your suggestions, will check them all out

 

Regards

 

JT

[Scuttle Shake]

Relatively new TR6 owner car purchased last year,just passed its first MOT with me with flying colours, car rebuilt 2008 with new shockers installed, poly bushed etc, car is great to drive on main roads but around the country lanes you realy have to avoid potholes and any uneven surface, they make the car rattle and shake IS THIS SCUTTLE SHAKE or do I need to look at the suspension set up, makes my day to day car feel like a Rolls Royce.

 

 

regards

 

john t

[Headlight Problem]

Hi Phil

 

 

Had the same problem a few weeks ago main beam, side lights, headlamp flash worked fine, but no dip headlights. Traced it back to the original clear hooters light switch on the dash,seamed to be working fine but wasnt,these clear hooters switches are nown for giving problems. Ordered a new replacement switch swapped it over lights worked fine again. Only problem you will have is the replacemnt switch wont fit in the dash just a bit too wide, you will need to file out the metal plate behind the dashboard . I found the easiest way to remove the steering wheel you then have a enough space to work just file out each side till switch fits ,fairly ok too do just be carefull you dont damage the dash or wiring behind, disconnect battery first . Fixed the problem for me

 

regards

JT