Jonathan Kay
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Haskell's book says that Chapman invented this for the Mk 25. Jonathan
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Thanks for the advice. Does anyone have experience of Luke "aero adjusters"? Jonathan
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Thanks. They were made by Luke. I found a contact email address of: sales@corbeau-seats.com... ... unless anyone knows better.. Jonathan
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I have factory supplied 4 point yellow seat belts. One of the shoulder straps is frayed. Does anyone know a supplier of single straps, or someone who could make a new one with my fittings? Thanks Jonathan
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Both now gone Jonathan
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Thanks. Garsington. OX44. Jonathan
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I have two new iPod touch 8Gb for sale. Unused and unopened. List price £152. Would anyone like one for £100 + p and p? Jonathan Edited by - Jonathan Kay on 2 Sep 2010 12:10:52
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... and another one. Chrome. 12y old. Contains broken windscreen. South Oxfordshire. Jonathan
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Just replaced all my hoses for the first time. Standard K series. Only one was difficult: J hose onto thermostat housing, which of course is the most fragile of all the pipes. I think you've identified all the tricks. I think you'll probably get the end hotter and softer by putting the whole hose in the boiling water. You can try going on very straight, but what worked for me eventually was going on very angled and rocking the other side on. Is this like putting tight bike tyres onto rims: eventually you just have to believe it's going to work... ? Good luck Jonathan
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Try http://www.autoelectricsupplies.co.uk/category/34 The rotary indicator switch is under "Indicator" rather than "Rotary". and http://www.vehicle-wiring-products.eu/VWP-onlinestore/switches/rotary.php Jonathan
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Just received my set from Classic Silicone Hoses. Will report back. The box included a warning about antifreeze: " ... those with organic acid anticorrosives can damage any silicone in your engine including hoses. See www.fbhvc.co.uk... " I found : http://www.fbhvc.co.uk/2010/01/27/antifreeze/ I have a K series engine using Caterham supplied coolants: has anyone ever experienced a problem of this sort with these? Thanks Jonathan
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Sold! Jonathan
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Steve: Did that include clips? Thanks Jonathan
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There's some helpful information at: http://www.blatchat.com/t.asp?id=186253 Jonathan
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I found these helpful: http://www.alcester-racing-sevens.com/maintenance.htm http://7faq.com/owbase/ow.asp Good luck Jonathan
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I have a white metal windscreen frame with a broken windscreen in it from a RoadSport, not SV. About 7 years old. Any offers with collection from South Oxfordshire? Jonathan
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I've just had an email from Classic Silicone Hoses. 8 hose set for K series engine for £170 plus P+P. Jonathan
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iPhone ... with a charger everywhere you spend time, and an external battery pack if you need longer life. (I have a solar panel on my rucksack, but it's not great.) Jonathan
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Strut - Sloping FIA Roll Bar - RHD [s3] https://www.caterhamparts.co.uk/product_info.php?products_id=4264&osCsid=042f7cfb3029b0fab13b8da936a2a1f9 Unused, in original factory wrapping. Guide price of £18 + p and p, or collect from South Oxfordshire. Jonathan
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This is now sold. Thanks for all the responses. (First thing I've sold here. I hadn't seen the guidelines about indicating a price, sorry.) Jonathan
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Black vinyl. Photos at: http://gallery.me.com/jonathankay#100068 Jonathan
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It has a hole for the gearlever, but nothing for a handbrake lever... would a photo help? Jonathan
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Caterham original tunnel cover, never unpacked, packaging says 77666 MV, Vaux vinyl. Oxfordshire Offers please Jonathan
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While we're on brakes... can anyone help me with: Rear brake assembly Thanks Jonathan
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I've just had the sliding calliper body off my rear brakes for the first time. Factory standard, de Dion, 1.8 K. I'm not sure about the reassembly. I put some LocTite on the 13mm retaining bolts, tightened them as far as possible with the 15mm locking nut loose, then ran the locking nut up towards the bolt head and tightened it. Is that the right way? How tight should they be? Thanks Jonathan
