RogerH
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Hi Jerry,
Without seeing the circuit a little guess work would suggest that if the amplifier section is a big(ish) IC then with one channel having problems the internal safety system may shut it down (on all channels).
So the answer is Yes.
Replace the speaker
Roger
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Hi Richard
have a look here
There are other video clips on YT
Roger
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Hi Justin,
How much are they?
Roger
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Thanks Chaps.
Peter, I had thought of that but it is a lot of buggering around.
Roger
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Hi Phil,
Soak it in White Spirit and use a scrapper to loosen.
Once removed, the inside of the sump can be cleaned with the cleaner of your choice.
Roger
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Hi Folks,
is it possible to refill and pressurise an aerosol can once finished.
I'm thinking of Wynn's Brake & clutch cleaner.
Roger
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Hi Phil,
I use Wynn's Brake & Clutch cleaner. It works very well on any grease / oil
I prefer the aerosols for convenience but not cheap. A 5ltr can is significantly cheaper but less convenient.
Roger
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Hi Ernest,
SuperPro bushes had no effect on the stance of my 4A and the driving/control appeared to be improved slightly.
The main benefit is the longevity. The standard rubber bushes have a question m,ark over them.
Roger
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Ooops! didn't see that.
However the channel may be usable with the bottom slides replaced.
Roger
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Hi Frank,
following Stuarts lead - here is the Metro regulator from Rimmers.
Dead cheap worth buying one to see if it can be adapted.
https://rimmerbros.com/Item--i-GRID000630
Roger
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Hi Frank,
four or five years ago Pete Wigglesworth put a post on showing a source for something very similar.
The channel will work but it will take some fettling. I think I have 4 in my todo box. They were about £5 each.
I'll have a look for Pete Forum handle and posy it here. BlueTR3A-5EKT
If the original source is dead then You can have one of mine.
I'll look in the garage to see what needs doing.
I thinkl it came from a BL salon car !!
Roger
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Hi Alf,
the thin walled wire works well.
It is usually quoted as able to carry more current than the equivalent thicker walled cable.
Have a look here CABLE
Roger
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Hi Alan,
make sure that no body work or bolts from the bonnet rubbers are protruding too far onto the RED wire.
Roger
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The Cyclone Racer is a beauty. Everybody should have one.
Roger
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Hi John
same for me.
I suspect a continuation of the other week's disruption.
Contact the office would be the way to go.
Roger
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Hi Chris,
The pink Ribbon was something of a joke.
Out of interest, having used Gorilla glue on the splines how will you remove the wipers in future ?????
The problem with the Phillips screw and wedge is that the vibration of operation causes the screw to slacken off until the blade shoots off
Re-tightening every 1, 2 or 3 months keeps them secure. And off course upon checking they are always tight.
I do like the Pink Ribbon bodge tho'
Hi Andy,
you are correctr. Going to Shepton Mallet last Summer the artm came off. Thankfully iy stayed on the bonnet until I could sort it out
Roger
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Hi Gordon,
there is somebody on the USA forum 'TRiumph Experience' that is making NEW Rostyle covers.
You would need to log on and ask who, what, where tyype questions.
They are a good bunch of chaps.
Roger
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Hi Dave
sorry, there is a circlip underneath. You need to remove the motor.
Roger
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Hi Dave,
take the top hat cover off the motor. The rack can then be disconnected. Then the gear wheel will simply pull out.
Roger
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Hi Dave,
did the armature move freely when turned by finger.
Did the brushes look good and sit firm.
The replacement wipers are too rich and still work badly (IMHO).
Have you considered the TR6 14W motor. It looks different but should fit. It is two speed but you only need one of them.
As single speed I think it only needs a simple change over switch.
Roger
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I think it may be an omission on Moss's part.
It seals around the drain plug and allowing accress to undo the plug and also around the fuel pipe
Roger
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I had two really beautiful Irish girl friends and lost them both.
I still feel a little Irish inside me.
Roger
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Have a look here
Roger
Windscreen capping. What to do?
in TR4/4A Forum
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Hi Steve,
the new cappings look very good. That was the good news.
The bad news - they take a fair bit of effort to fit properly.
They sit too low, so you need to put pads under it to give a reasonable gap. This may not be straight forward.
The front edge needs to be raised slightly and the back needs to sit on the rear edge of the screen frame.
The outer ends just about work but as Stuart mentions they are a little on the short side
This would be an ideal part to have made from Stainless steel.
Roger.