Hole in the Floor

[Colin Morgan]

Hi,

What is this round hole for, please?  My car doesn't have one.

   

[john williams]

It is to adjust the brake pedal height, wing nut on brake rod. Only used on Ruby based models.

[Colin Morgan]

Thanks.  My floor's been replaced with sheet steel - from the side of a fridge or similar - so this feature is missing.

[John Mason]

On my Ruby the cover for the hole is a circular piece of wood with a shoulder machined into it to prevent it falling through the hole. I don’t know if this is standard or if a previous owner has made it. The hole under the rear seat to lubricate the bearing between torque tube and prop shaft is a metal cover.

John Mason.

[Colin Morgan]

Somewhere else water can get in? And needs a 'round tuit' to fill the hole?

[Duncan Grimmond]

I've been on the look-out for one of them there round tuits for more years than I can remember

[robert regan]

there is a wooden hole filler in my cabriolet it looks to have been there from new regards to all Rob.

[Steve kay]

Good lord, if the ford is deep enough for water to enter through the brake access hatch, serious challenges are about to present themselves.

[Charles Levien]

I've been on the look-out for one of them there round tuits for more years than I can remember

I’ve got a lot of jobs — just don’t have time to get round tuit ……………

[Spex]

I have a square TUIT.......
For those that never get around TUIT
Peter