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Tap size please? |
Posted by: Graham Honnor - 15-09-2018, 05:15 PM - Forum: Forum chat...
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Hello All
Could somebody please tell me what size tap I will need for the screws that
hold the brake drum onto a '37 Ruby.
One of mine has damaged threads inside the hole and I'm hoping to save
it by running a tap through gently.
Many thanks as always
Graham
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Sticking exhaust valves |
Posted by: Adrian Payne - 14-09-2018, 08:49 PM - Forum: Forum chat...
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Hello All
In the post "Books and lubricants" Dave Mann mentions an oil causing the exhaust valves to stick.
Is this a common problem and what is the cure?
I think I have an engine that exhibits the signs, a regular misfire after a short run even after changing the entire fuel and ignition system.
Many thanks
Adrian.
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Magneto Drive Rotation ! |
Posted by: James Anderson - 14-09-2018, 10:49 AM - Forum: Forum chat...
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I am faced with a slightly odd problem that I hope someone can help me with. I sent a completely 'dead' Blic Magneto to be rebuilt. On the casing, it has an arrow engraved on it indicating a clockwise drive. However, when it was rebuilt, I was told that it was orientated to an anti-clockwise drive ! In that direction of rotation, it has a brilliant spark. I wondered if anyone knew if there was a way to alter its internal configuration to suit clockwise rotation (? a different cam) or some clever gearbox device that I could fit externally to reverse the direction of its drive?
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