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by treblezero
23 Aug 2018, 12:00
Forum: Electrical & Instrumentation
Topic: Which Distributor for a CU Engine
Replies: 8
Views: 4080

Re: Which Distributor for a CU Engine

https://cars245.co.uk/item/bosch-1230107011-washer/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; 75p each but £2.70 delivery... So I bought 10 and if they turn up I'll put 8 on ebay. But you're right, BigHerb, some outrageous prices, particulalry on eBay. Thanks for the quick response, f...
by treblezero
22 Aug 2018, 16:56
Forum: Electrical & Instrumentation
Topic: Which Distributor for a CU Engine
Replies: 8
Views: 4080

Re: Which Distributor for a CU Engine

Nice one! Does anyone have any suggestions/tricks/tips as to how I can remove a stubborn gudgeon pin holding on the end plate at the bottom of the dizzy Shaft? My previous pic also shows a detail of the piece of shim/washer (brittle) that fell out the bottom when replacing the hall sensor. As a resu...
by treblezero
22 Aug 2018, 13:14
Forum: Electrical & Instrumentation
Topic: Which Distributor for a CU Engine
Replies: 8
Views: 4080

Re: Which Distributor for a CU Engine

The second vac is purely for emissions, retarding the ignition at idle and very low loads. You must therefore use the correct port for the vac advance bellows What matters though is the correct centrifugal advance curve and total vacuum advance so try to get the correct spec dizzy. People will sell...
by treblezero
27 May 2009, 15:35
Forum: Mechanical
Topic: Replacing clutch pipe (old for new)
Replies: 7
Views: 1222

Re: Replacing clutch pipe (old for new)

At last back on the road... took some working through but managed replace the whole hydraulic pipe system, two cylinders and a flexi hose. Anyroad I'll do a helpful breakdown of what I used and how it went on... + final costs when I've got some miles under me belt. Bottom line is cost me less than £...
by treblezero
23 Apr 2009, 10:31
Forum: Mechanical
Topic: Replacing clutch pipe (old for new)
Replies: 7
Views: 1222

Re: Replacing clutch pipe (old for new)

Aye well as they say you live and learn ;-) Still I'm determined to do this me sen and once done will be a bleedin' (no pun intended) expert I should imagine! Will start taking photos and videos to document progress... making notes on who, where and what so should be able to save this for some other...
by treblezero
23 Apr 2009, 09:05
Forum: Mechanical
Topic: Replacing clutch pipe (old for new)
Replies: 7
Views: 1222

Re: Replacing clutch pipe (old for new)

FYI Fritz. I plucked up the courage to call the good Dr. back and asked the question.... long and the short is he makes them to order so no they are NOTan on the shelf solution I'm afraid. He did however confirm that I require 6mm that can be picked up just about anywhere. Next step it to get the Fl...
by treblezero
23 Apr 2009, 08:27
Forum: Mechanical
Topic: Replacing clutch pipe (old for new)
Replies: 7
Views: 1222

Re: Replacing clutch pipe (old for new)

OK I've just phoned my local Auto Discount who mentioned they are expecting some new stock of 6mm Brake Pipe at lunch time today - £15 for 25ft - So unless someone pipes up ;-) and says this is an absolute No-No then this is the route I'll be taking.
by treblezero
23 Apr 2009, 08:06
Forum: Mechanical
Topic: Replacing clutch pipe (old for new)
Replies: 7
Views: 1222

Re: Replacing clutch pipe (old for new)

Hmm that's strange I phoned him before going the route of these Message Boards to find the answers. He didn't seem to keen to talk/give advice on the phone (which is understandable for someone running a small business). Not sure I dare call him again. Also because I want to do the job me sen I guess...
by treblezero
22 Apr 2009, 16:18
Forum: Mechanical
Topic: Replacing clutch pipe (old for new)
Replies: 7
Views: 1222

Replacing clutch pipe (old for new)

Hi there, I'm not only replacing my Master and Slave Cylinders but I also intend to replace all the pipe (back to front including the flexi-hose if needs be?) Can anyone tell me if there is a preferred type of pipe and a specific pipe bore (i'm told it's a 6mm pipe) that I should opt for or is it ju...