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I wouldn't class a TR6 as a "small chassis car" I would have thought the compleat drive train would be more like the 2000/2500 saloon spec
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At least you'll get points 😉
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CT Essex Winter Rally, 6th Nov, Entries Open.
Davemate replied to sparky_spit's topic in Comps & Motorsport
Cheers mike,it's nice to known we didn't do to bad with our plotting. 🙂 -
CT Essex Winter Rally, 6th Nov, Entries Open.
Davemate replied to sparky_spit's topic in Comps & Motorsport
Was our 5 fails all down to the start mike -
CT Essex Winter Rally, 6th Nov, Entries Open.
Davemate replied to sparky_spit's topic in Comps & Motorsport
Arrived, started (with a tow) compleated section 1 then retired. Gertie's brother didn't like to start once he'd been turned off but then he is a "pi" Problematic Injection 😀 shame as he was running really well once going Cheers mike for organising another rally I was/am begining to understand the gist of navagating these thing as last -
Ferny is riding a horse down a country lane, he see's his mate walking towards him. " where did you get that from" he asks "Oh,I won it in a raffle" the horse replies 😀
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A White horse walks into a bar and the bartender says "there's a drink named after you" The horse replies " I'll have a glass of Eric then please"
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Just leave it on,you can drop the Pistons out the bottom ????
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Personally,it's brakes,I'd fit new ones
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Important: RBRR Marshals
Davemate replied to Tim Bancroft's topic in Round Britain Reliability Run (RBRR)
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Try "Powerade" I've been told it work wonders for cramp by a couple of folk who look after professional football players. I've drank 1 bottle a week for a coule of months now and I've not had any cramp attacks, I've even been able to have a stretch without having a attack
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As far as I know it's always been a manual
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Ok You can all stop looking, I think it's the choke wire
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I appear to have a loose wire from the ignition key switch, I can't find a white with blue stripe on the wiring diagram 2000 mk1 Any ideas
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I decided to run a new feed wire(blue), knowing my I'd blow something up if I'd run power the wrong way down a wire
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May have answered my own question :- I'm useing this relay and not the standard one C1 + C2 is fused power and power to hooter W1 Earth W2 trigger feed from hooter switch Looking at the wiring diagram the trigger wire should be live up to the hooter button and it earths out to the steering colum,so it should be live. It must take its feed internally from inside the original relay I can't see any problem with sending a live feed down the purple wire to activate the relay
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Purple wire goes to horn rim hidden by the steering boss Should it be live ? Mine isn't but if I send power down it then my hooter works I thought it should be live and by pushing the hooter then it's earthed out to compleat the circuit If I set it up so when a switch is thrown that 12v goes down the purple wire will it cause any problems
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Pi wheel now replaced 🤔 I don't like the look of it at all, the pi wheel is 16" and it has a thin rim,all the aftermarket wheels are quite fat rimmed. The biggest wheel I have is a 14" and to me it looks way too small I can't seem to find a 16" wheel for under £200 ish. Looks like getting the pi wheel fixed has now moved higher up the "things to do" list Doesn't help that the boss was sold as 1967 - 1972 all models Seems it's simply a MK2 one
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Marshals: Knebworth Friday 7/10
Davemate replied to Tim Bancroft's topic in Round Britain Reliability Run (RBRR)
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One has ordered one
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I've just had a play about with my horn. I now have a working hooter, I can't flash my main beams though
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What ? Pi wheel :- 16" Mountey wheel 14" I'm not the brightest bulb in the pack but I don't get what your saying mr m
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Ted, I have a mountney wheel and I have a wheel you gave me a while ago
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Cheers chaps It's the rivets that have begun to move about on my pi wheel, the usual problem