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    I've fitted several V8's into Series over the years. The only differences I've seen with starters is the position of the solenoid. Range Rover/SD1 starters have the solenoid mounted to the side and MGB/Morgan V8's have the solenoid mounted below...
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    A friend of mine used a US company called Vintage Air when he fitted A/C to a vintage car in the past. No harm sending them an e mail.
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    Rangieman123 replied to the thread Series 3 starter question.
    I've seen this mysterious starting behaviour before. The Landy concerned had two bad segments on the the starter's commutator. This means a lottery when going for a fresh start, as it depends on where the motor stopped rotating the last time it...
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    Rangieman123 replied to the thread Nuts n bolt sizes.
    Gearbox to engine nuts are 9/16". The top two are either 9/16" or 5/8".
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    You could try giving Shielder Chassis a call. They're in Armagh. They might be able to assist.
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    I reckon you will miss the SU's once you fit the strombergs. They're a great carburettor.
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    I'd also vote for SU's if you're below 200bhp approx. They give lovely progression especially when off road and throttle sensitivity is important. The Webers don't like steep inclines or declines as the float mechanisms can lead to flooding or...
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    I'm not sure if the Series 3 have them but my Series 2 has a threaded bolt in each pivot pin. From memory they are 1/4 UNF. I fitted two 90° grease nipples and give them a shot of EP140 gear oil from time to time. I use a small grease gun like...
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    Rangieman123 replied to the thread Metalastik Bushes.
    Have a look at Robush.com
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    I've just finished putting an aftermarket bulkhead (Paddocks) onto an older aftermarket chassis (unknown) so all I had were original doors to assist in lining it all up. O/S needed 19mm of washers ahead of the outrigger and N/S needed only 5mm...
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    Are you sure your voltage stabiliser casing is earthed properly? No earth, no function.
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    You could fit a spacer between master and pedal box but I wouldn't bother. I would suggest removing the pushrod and getting a local machine shop to extend the thread. 5/16UNF is the thread size. How high is the brake pedal from the floor? I...
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    Double check the earth strap from block/gearbox to battery. Grab your jump leads and connect one from battery to the block. Try to start it again to note any improvements. If its still clunking from the solenoid hold the switch to "start" for...
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    Rangieman123 replied to the thread P38A Plug leads.
    I always fit NGK plugs and I've never had an issue. I'd recommend not to buy Champion plugs as their quality is terrible in my experience.
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    I'm almost certain that here is no MAP sensor on this system. The ECU uses a full range throttle potentiometer to determine a load signal. You will need to check for flash codes. The 14CUX ECU was a primitave unit so if you have an engine light...
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    Rangieman123 replied to the thread Gear lever locating screw.
    It's not designed to be tight, otherwise the lever wouldn't move. It purpose is to stop the gear lever twisting in its ball pivot.
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    Rangieman123 replied to the thread Paint Removal.
    I have used sugar soap to soften paint in the past. Not sure if it's available anymore.
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