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Drewmotty

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  1. Issue 20 is now posted here:

    https://www.dropbox.com/sh/gfmi37kp2i2m7hi/AAASxwvmDIEsBE20f9BgebfSa?dl=0
     

    Topics include: 

    Short Shift Gearchange

    Which Mintex Brake Pads

    Cleaning Chrome Wire Wheels

    Brake switch Faiures

    Latest LED Headlamps

    TR2 Rain Gutters

    TR3 Tool Storage

    Not a bumper issue this time but I had an afternoon spare and just enough content to make a new issue. 
     
    Cheers

    Andrew

  2. I use the Penrite and like Iain buy it in a 20 litre drum. I find that the oil pressure varies less under various driving conditions. The formulation includes an inhibitor which thickens on surfaces exposed to air and protects them when the car is not in use for longer periods. 

  3. 10 hours ago, Rocketman said:

    32 or 34 chokes

    I’ve tried 33mm chokes in place of the 30mm ones. As expected main jets larger than the 130s were required. 
    The larger chokes provided more of the same, small gains at the top end at the expense of a less smooth roll on at low/medium throttle and slower starting (I don’t have starting enrichment fitted).

    I reverted to the 30s and the car felt quicker on the road.

    Accept that whatever you start with will only ever be a starting point and you will need to use rolling road data and considerable road testing to refine the setup to your personal requirements. 
    Saving grace is that it takes me much less than an hour to change from Webers back to SUs now that the SUs are converted to cable operation. 

  4. Many moons ago I shaved the inner down flush with the spring and took a bit off the rounded spring edge to leave a flat against the washer and minimum clearance. I give them a quick spray lube every now and again when I’m under the car. 

  5. Often caused by a dodgy rheostat. Turn it back and forth robustly to clean the track off. If that doesn’t work then short out the two wires on the back. If it still doesn’t work then you’re into tracing the supply back. As you don’t have any working it will most likely be a wire fallen off the supply on the back of the lighting switch. 

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