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Quick ride today - noise from the gearbox... |
Posted by: mopetta - 31-12-2017, 05:35 PM - Forum: Forum chat...
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Today, I took a quick ride in my A7. Just after starting I realized a noise from the gearbox area.
It is like a knocking, especially when I release the trottle - any idea what I should check first ?
It a 4-speed gearbox with a period remote lever.
thanks
Oliver
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AustinBig Seven spares |
Posted by: Thowdfella - 31-12-2017, 01:55 PM - Forum: Forum chat...
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Having quite recently got a Big Seven, I joined the register via Robin Taylor and requested a spares list which he normally sends out. Unfortunately his computer has zapped it and so currently it is not available. Has anyone got a copy they could email to me please?
Email Derek.haslam90@gmail.com
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Starting handle position |
Posted by: Adrian Payne - 31-12-2017, 12:53 PM - Forum: Forum chat...
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Hello All
As the starter dog is just screwed into the crank nose, the position of the dogs is determined by how tight it is done up, the thickness of the crank gear and even how the threads were cut when new. I am proposing to split the starting handle with a thread and use shims to adjust the angle of the handle when cranking.
The question is where is the best position for the handle at engine TDC for maximum effort/speed? 9 o'clock on upswing?
Many thanks.
Adrian.
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