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it's definitely a carb issue, as the carb that came off wasn't doing this.

Thanks for the response though


Maybe I'd better start looking at a JK weber ( when they have more in ) unless someone has any good alternative ideas

I have a huge flatspot on my pierburg on 1.9 engine, just as you touch the throttle, sometimes it'll even stop the engine, any ideas?

Also can anyone recommend someone who does a complete refurb ? I have three pierburgs and would like one completely sound one

I have 195/65/16's and they give about the same rolling radius as stock wheels , with the added advantage of being available in commercial form

I've had an autohomes pop top and now have leisuredrive, I can definitely say the autohomes roof is roomier and longer than the leisuredrive one

Autohomes used to supply a little fluorescent to go into it, usually got lost or broken though, I think Holdsworth did similar too

I got some made by scat from Heritage , they worked a treat

thanks, struggling to make out what could replace them , but I'll give them a shout

Is there anyone who sells the catches that leisuredrive used to their cupboards, or can anyone recommend something else that will fit?

I'm fed up of them all swinging open

Can anyone recommend a good supplier for the short water hose from the back of the thermostat housing that goes to the inlet manifold?

Thanks for that , what are 025 101 375C?

Not the later DG ones, but the earlier DF ones with the small valves?

Probably something beginning with 025 101 ***

ok, thought it might refer to which gearbox, I'll supply both and get a credit for the one I don't use

Mine's being done by them next week, I've had a few engines from them ( different vehicles I may add ) and all have been great, one slight problem and was sorted immediately

I'm getting my engine changed from DF to DG next week and want to get a new clutch fitted, how can I tell if I have 215mm or 228mm ?

It's 1989 DF running 4 speed box, do I need to find a g/box code?

thanks for the info time to start amassing some bits and some jets