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As title. Not the expandable type please. Thanks

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Or these.......https://www.brickwerks.co.uk/t3-parts/t ... so-ct.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

And to be clear both are expandable.

Thanks for replies, I really wanted the solid ones. I've seen the Brickwerks ones. Looks like it's going to have to be their's. I've no problem whatsoever with Brickwerks stuff of course, I just wanted the solid type but hey ho!

I have a set of solid secondhand as I'm going telescopic
you can reuse by expanding them carefully with a piece of sheet aluminium
pm me if interested

meggles wrote:Thanks for replies, I really wanted the solid ones. I've seen the Brickwerks ones. Looks like it's going to have to be their's. I've no problem whatsoever with Brickwerks stuff of course, I just wanted the solid type but hey ho!

The second link are not telescopic.

Is it wise to change all 4 per side (if changing to a telescopic due to 1 leaking) due to age - or best left alone & only replace the 1 that is leaking ?

Want to do what's best

Having checked my engine - there is oil still in there (so looks like I didn't lose all my oil after all) - starting to feel more optomistic.

How long (roughly) would a garage take to change each one ? (using the brickwerks telescopic ones).

The choice is yours, if the others are not leaking maybe leave them, cheaper that way too.
garage is usually 1 hour min labour and it's less than a 1 hour job usually but I found on a late van at least one pushrod would not come out with exhaust in way no3 cylinder, others on that side may be same.

Thanks for the advice - hopefully be up & running soon

I have about a thousand used genuine pushrod tubes, if anyone needs any. A quick wipe down with brake cleaner and they come up like new.

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