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Englishmaninwales

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  1. Well done Mark, a brilliant calender. Of course, one way to prevent a divorce is start talking about dual drives! (if you dare) 😬 Malcolm Edited to correct awful spelling Edited by - Englishmaninwales on 11 Jan 2006 20:08:19
  2. 01959 525105 or 07836 333882 Based in Kent. Malcolm
  3. Pelico My 1400 sensor works fine in the 1800. Just use one fixing. Malcolm
  4. Mark I understand lightening standard cast flywheels is dangerous.......Do a search, this has been covered here before Malcolm
  5. Andy Thanks, but mine is for a K......I think a different length? Ian *thumbup* EFA Volvo 340......I wasn't sure if this is genuine ..or a joke 🤔 Thanks
  6. Why not fit the 1600 as an EU 2, retain the 1400 ss ECU, flywheel and loom but fit higher capacity injectors? This what I did fitting my 1800. Saves ripping the wiring to bits. Do you need EU 3 for MOT emissions? No doubt somebody will be along to say why not......... 😬 Malcolm
  7. Dave This a fairly simple job, but as Norman states somewhat fiddly. Removal of the boot floor helps a great deal, and it shouldn't be necessary to remove the triangular panel, as the retaining bolts are U bolts. Note the upper and lower mounting blocks are different sizes. The new bushes will need plenty of washing up fluid for lubrication to fit to the ARB. Malcolm
  8. Paul I think that relates to Quaife units rather than ZF, unless I've missed a posting...... Malcolm
  9. Caterham parts closed at present, presuambly until next week.......Anybody aware whether they have overhaul kits for the propshaft U/Js? If not, alternative source? Thanks Malcolm
  10. Dave At least I've got an engine in my car...... Malcolm (although it hasn't any rear suspension, dedion or differential!)
  11. Andy I thought EBC GS pads were horrible. Try changing pads, eg Mintex 1144, before doing anything else. Malcolm
  12. Thanks for the replies. Ian/ Thinforth: All the rear suspension and dedion tube are on the workbench to have all bushes renewed (and diff also out to fit an LSD). Although there are no obvious signs of cracks ( it is the earlier through tube fixing for the damper which I gather lasts longer than the later type), I was interested in the feasibility/cost effectiveness in crack testing. As you say, maybe treating the tube as a 'lifed' item (now 45k miles) and simply replacing the item is simpler!! Malcolm
  13. Powdercoat fell off ages ago, now only painted. In my ignorance I thought NDT was X-ray testing....Thanks for the replies Malcolm
  14. Ian My de dion tube and ears. (the latter after seeing Dannyboy's broken dedion ear at Oulton). No visible cracks, but I wanted to make sure! Malcolm
  15. Anybody know of a crack testing firm in N Wales, Wirral, Cheshire area? (Metal crack testing as opposed to white powder testing 😬) Malcolm
  16. Shortened mine with an angle grinder......easy if in the car, just be careful of all those red hot filings and the fuel lines. Malcolm
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