Does anyone know how the Brooklands sill covers attach at the front wheel arch end? I removed mine 3 years ago to fit new sills but can’t remember how they attach at the front. There’s a metal bracket on them but it doesn’t line up with anything on the car?

Putting my Soft dash LSE back together after welding. I need to drill new holes to mount the arch liners but I can’t get them to line up with the holes that are still there. There appears to be a bolt in the way where the liner attaches at the foot well end. These bolts must have been there...

Yes both from same supplier.

Should have mentioned that both pumps had only run the car 2-3 times at most. I’ve not got it back on the road yet. It ran fine last Saturday, now nothing.

They both looked very similar to each other.

First replacement was Allmakes, 2nd Bearmach.

Hi all, I’m currently restoring a 1994 classic. It was not started for a period of 2 years while welding was carried out. In July this year it was put back together mechanically. However, the original fuel pump had failed. This was replaced in August with a new one. Come November, this pump had...

Brakes are now working! For the benefit of those reading this in the future, I found someone else with the same problem on another forum. They had put the clevis pin on the brake pedal in the wrong hole. I suddenly remembered when I put mine back together, the brake lights were stuck on, so I...

Right. Finally got the pipes sorted. Re-bled the system which seemed to go as expected according to the instructions. However the brakes are still sticking on! I might see if I can get some fault codes out of it. Other than that I don’t know what to do from here.

Hopefully will get a chance to sort the pipes this weekend. In the meantime I have removed the ABS relay. The brakes are not stuck on with this removed so definitely something to do with the modulator I think.

Haven’t done anything to it yet. Some of the brake pipes need replacing so will be replacing them before doing the bleeding again. I’ll definitely update this thread when I’ve found the time to do it.

Which connected do I need to unplug the ABS unit? I unplugged the one on the top of the modulator next to the reservoir and it was no different. I think my first action will be to do the bleeding again. We had a lot of issues so it might not have been done in the correct order.

We’ve recently got my Soft Dash Classic moving again. However the brakes are sticking on. The brakes are off until the ABS pump pressurises the system, after which all 4 brakes lock on. After a leaving for a while the brakes are free again. Has anyone come across this before?

This is what I have done. I followed a guide on a different website. To clarify I have changed the rubber part of the spring instead of the whole unit. I am going to try and raise the rear of the car up more but the fronts are already as extended as they can be.

I am using EAS Unlock connected to the ECU. The car is on stands.

Hi all, I have just tried to fit new air springs to my LSE. However, they have inflated at angles and the ends aren't rolling over the metal mounts. I have tried to deflate the bags again but nothing happens (maybe there's not enough weight on the springs?). I now have half inflated springs and...

Hi all, My Classic sat for 2 years while welding etc was carried out. Now it is mostly back together, I can't get the central locking to work. The starter has also been immobilised (though I can start it fine by bypassing the AMR2106 immobiliser). The locks are not working at all. I can look...

Thanks for the advice. I switched the two relays under the front passenger seat around and the pump started working. Will order some new relays.

Hello, I have a 1994 Soft Dash LSE. I'm trying to bleed the brakes. However, the ABS pump is no longer running. It did run on one of the first attempts at bleeding (which failed due to other issues), however I can't get the pump to run to finish bleeding. When turning on the ignition, the pump...

Thanks. That will be useful. I'll start a thread about the new problem.