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AidanT

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  1. Hi all - quick question on electricals - or to be precise connectors - Any good suppliers out there that might have a Lucas 8 pin / way connector kit replacement? I have one behind the glove compartment near the rear of the fuse box that needs replacement - unless someone can advise how you van pull out the lucas pins to re-wire them TIA Aidan
  2. Hi all, How do you remove a crank spigot bush? TIA Aidan
  3. Yes I just need one .006" shim. None were fitted originally - another PO bodge !! Aidan
  4. Just an update, it would seem that after much investigation, my clamp is a Lucas one which must have been bodge fitted by a PO. Delco clamp to be ordered!! Aidan
  5. Thanks guys I think I have this now! Just concerned about that gap in my pic above, but I will check to see if the clamp absorbs that as Pete states Aidan
  6. Pete the pedestal sits flat without the dizzy in place. I will try with the clamp fitted.
  7. I didn't have the clamp fitted Pete, The pic here shows the gap with all faces sitting flush. Will the spacers absorb all this plus the float?? I found the part - 125252 which is .02" thick, but should these parts all sit flat without any shims?? Aidan
  8. Hi Sorry points above still apply but reading again, the end float, is this between the pedestal and the drive shaft?? The process above does now make a little more sense! How big does this washer need to be? Diameter? Thanks
  9. Sorry I meant pedestal. I was having issues fitting as I didnt have the studs fitted, much better now. More to the point, I have the drive shaft in and pretty sure the oil pump is located ( the shaft twisted in to engage and is the same depth as the original engine shaft. I might be missing something but when i try to trial fit the dizzy there's a about a 1 to 2 mm gap from the top of the pedestal to the dizzy. Would the packing washers take this up? And whaats the part number for them? I can't find them Thx Aidan
  10. Hi again! Refitting the distributor adapter to the new engine from old. It seems an extremely tight fit! Any thoughts? I assume they are a standard item? Also how important is this packing procedure? There was no packing from the old engine. If important had anyone got a better description of what to do I read yhf manual and don't really understand it Thx Aidan
  11. So, while I have the engine out I thought I'd rebuild the wiring loom AZ it's had various bitd and bobs done to it plus I want to reposition the light relays to the bulkhead alongside the horn relay. Anyway I've found a blue only cable following the dynamo/ alternator route alongside the brown/green and brown/ yellow(original dynamo cabling) Anyone know what this solid blue one might have been for? I can't see it on the mk1 wiring diagram Thx Aidan
  12. All Engine is now on the bench!!! YAY! So, next question. Taking the gearbox (with od) off, how much does it weigh? Can I just lift it across myself, or do I need to use the crane?? TIA Aidan
  13. Tried accuspark some years ago as cheap. A bad experience, purchased a better quality system and no problem since then Aidan
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