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1-5\16" conrods |
Posted by: Zetomagneto - 27-02-2019, 10:21 AM - Forum: Wants
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Hi, I am looking for a set of 1-5\16" 2 bearing conrods, just had mine crack tested ,2 cracked .
If you can help pleas PM me
Many thanks
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Sluggish starter |
Posted by: P J Quinn - 26-02-2019, 11:13 PM - Forum: Forum chat...
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Hi
My A7 was turning over very sluggishly on the starter before eventually firing up. As the battery was cracked at the pillar, I bought a new one and fully charged it only to find the same problem persisted. The second problem is the car is not charging either. What could the problems be and could they be connected?
P J
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When did engine capacity start being measured in CC? |
Posted by: jansens - 26-02-2019, 08:40 PM - Forum: Forum chat...
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Bit of an odd question. When did they start using CC (cubic centimetres) to measure engine displacement in Britain and why?
It seems odd it is in metric when everything else (bore, stroke, bearings, crank diameter, etc) was imperial (in Britain at least).
The 750 motor club was started in 1939 it seems so they were using it then at least. I am guessing it is something to do with a lot of the early cars being French and German and they used metric measures.
I was curious since I am looking at the specs for Brooklands mufflers and they mention the volume must be at least 6 times the volume of one cylinder. I am working all the dimensions out in imperial and so had to convert 750/4 into imperial too.
Simon
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Late steering box |
Posted by: Nick Salmon - 26-02-2019, 04:35 PM - Forum: Forum chat...
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I have asked several long time A7 friends if they have ever tackled the overhaul or adjustment of a late (post '36) type steering box - all have answered 'no'.
On my Opal I have a good 4 inches of rotational free play at the steering wheel. It has been getting noticeably worse of late and must be tackled. Is this likely to be something that can be dealt with by adjustment or is it most likely to be wear? Do any of our cherished suppliers overhaul such things?
All advice with be gratefully received.
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Aluminium welding |
Posted by: Stuart Joseph - 24-02-2019, 11:48 AM - Forum: Forum chat...
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Morning all. my 1928 coil crankcase has a crack in the bell-housing.
Can anyone recommend a company to repair it?
Regards from the creative county - Staffordshire
Stuart
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