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  1. 11 hours ago, iain said:

    I’m intrigued…….the title of this thread is wheel nut safety. I’ll hazard a guess…..is the question because the wheels being fitted with wheels nuts means the stud are are short? (A problem seen when trying to use a wire wheel solid rear axle with steel rims.) 

    I do not like wheel spacers of any kind and find that my front wheels have been fitted with 2 per side. the front wheel nuts only screw on 4.5 times, which is not enough in my opinion, the rears more than double that.  I will look to change the wheels for standard units.

  2. My 250 will not run properly under load, Carb mixture and timing is OK

    No electrical problems evident, coil change tried, newly built engine so I am thinking the cam is incorrect.

    How can I identify the cam in my car when I remove it please.

    Running twin HS6 carbs, electric Facet fuel pump, struggling here!

  3. Now fitted, not easy but the front holes over the bulkhead all lined up fine, but all the others didn't .

    these 2 piece things are expensive, but no access for a gearbox top up, and poor access to the solenoid. cannot see the point. but after all the problems getting it to fit,

    I just couldn't be minded to do any further mods.

  4. After hopefully fixing my leaking O/D actuating spindle leak, time to refit the old cardboard tunnel.

    Sadly its had its day and now in the Bin.  I bought a new 2 piece tunnel made from plastic, fitted the old rubbers, and the holes around the front hoop dont line up.

    Are rubbers needed with this type of tunnel? are they a usual problem to line up properly????

  5. Have the O/D selector plate removed without a problem, the O ring seems in good condition, so refitting with new O rings is only a shot in the dark; to get it to  seal properly.

    Looking at all the other lads similar problems, thanks again to the kind members who pointed me toward  "Triers" post, which seems to be the answer.

    Will try and source the seals on monday.  best Pete. Ouch,... mondays a Bank holiday...........

     

  6. On 7/17/2023 at 9:26 AM, John Morrison said:

    Excellent info, a problem solved and the solution passed on to anyone who needs to know, JUST what our forum is all about.

    Many thanks

    John.

    Without this forum I would just have replaced the "O" rings, and found the repair imperfect. So thanks very much to Trier for the information, much appreciated.

  7. Having covered about 100 miles with my recently restored 250 I have an oil leak that appears to be coming from the shaft that the overdrive sol actuates, the unit, ie gearbox and overdrive was new and cost around 2K from a well known repairer.

    I'm am reluctant to remove the whole unit, so my question is can I reseal this shaft with the unit in situ, `Has anyone done this before? I note from the drawing that seals are required which are available, see pics, and all help is appreciated.

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  8. Am to fit a pair of HS6 carbs from  a 2500 car to my TR250, they haven't been used for many years, I have had them soaking in petrol for about a week and are now reasonably clean. but in the float chambers there is the hardened remains of old fuel deposits which will scrape off, but is there a fluid that will properly dissolve this stuff.

    I don't have an electronic shaker machine sadly, was thinking of caustic soda, but it will dissolve aluminium!  Hoping to get a rebuild kit of sorts from Burlin, but haven't had a reply to my mail to them as yet.

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