Adrian Saunders
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18 hours ago, Graham C said:
Hello
Just measured my footrest for a GT 6, this measuring the metal bracket (the section the foot actually touches and without the rubber on) and from the inside edge of the cardboard tunnel (non metal side/ non body side)
The bottom sits 18mm from the horizontal, gap between the bottom of the metal support and the section of the tunnel that sits on the floor.
The bottom of the bracket is 100mm from the vertical edge of the tunnel the section that placed against the bulk head.
The top of the bracket is 82mm from the same surface as above.
Hopefully that makes sense if not I could attempt to add a picture tomorrow.
Graham
Graham, thank you. I’ll check this out tonight.
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On 20/04/2019 at 17:47, RogerH said:
This is the spec for the 2000 2500 etc and probably the same for all the TRiumph boxes Al BS.1490 LM4M
Roger
How do you know that? I’m intrigued.
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Would anyone be able to get me some measurements of the footrest to the vertical and horizontal mounting faces of the tunnel and an approx angle that it leans. I know there’s no precision required here, the measurements will be a good starting point though. Thank you.
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Hi guys. I’m assuming that the best way to get a grommet around the wiper motor wiring on a GT6 mk3 is to extract the push-ons from out of the multi-plug and slip a grommet over the (much smaller) connectors / wiring rather than the multi-plug, and then to insert the elec conn’s back into the plug. Has anyone done it this way or is there a better way? Picture attached, not my car though, the lower of the two grommets. As always, your help is most appreciated.
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1 hour ago, dougbgt6 said:
Adrian,
(Serious face on) it sounds like you have the same issue as me. Despite the specs saying the pipes are 5/16 some are 7mm, slightly bigger. I boiled and greased the Barricade and got 1/2" on the 7mm. With the hose clamp I think that's enough.
Doug
Thanks Doug. I’m going to get some 8 mm Gates and test it at work. I can do some vacuum and pressure decay testing on it secured with some ABA clips. I’ll publish the results. What’s this “other website” that Badwolf mentioned?
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At the risk of many, many jokes, did you find it difficult to insert to anything beyond 10 mm? Even with heat and Vaseline?
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This Gates Barricade 5/16 is still evil to fit. I can’t get any further than 10 mm on, and that’s with the hard line off the car! With it fitted its even less, with lubricant. Anyone else struggled with Gates Barricade R9?
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This short section of rubber is a sod to fit. Has anyone used a lubricant to make it easier?
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27 minutes ago, WWT338J said:
Adrian
I'm enclosing some pictures. The long axis is 3.5" and the two short axes are 1" at max width. I reckon they're made from 14 gauge steel.
There is also a rest for the seat when folded forwards. This is covered in vinvyl to match the trim (or dust in my case) and follows the contour of the front of the wheelarch.
The rear seat in the GT6 is completely useless but I guess you already know that?
David
That’s super David. Thank you. Images of CAD model and drawing attached. How do they compare? This is “reverse engineering” done from pictures so it won’t be 100% correct first time.
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Hi guys, can anybody help me with this? Even if it’s pictures. Thank you.
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4 hours ago, Gully said:
eBay - RB Classics. The chap's details are also in the Courier magazine under RB Mobile Classics, specialising in rotoflex rebuilds.
Gully
Thanks Gully. I purchased two off him this morning.
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No problem Clive. Cardboard templates or CAD, both get the job done. I’ve checked CC’s website and the Herald uses the same bolt but I couldn’t find the shot-bolt bracket or whatever it is that is on the Herald.
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I could get the 3D model to a high level working from photo’s with rules on to show sizes. Anything at all will be most appreciated. I’ve bought a rear seat but the brackets are homemade right angles only.
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Mine will go on with adhesive too. Frame and gutters painted beforehand so no original spec unprotected metal / water trap.
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That’s great Paul. Suspiciously close to 75 mm, 3“ it is.
Thank you.
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Please will you all submit the centres distance / overall length of the anti-roll bar link. I’ll average the submissions to get a result. I’m about to fit a Jon Wolfe spherical setup and I don’t have an original to refer to.
Ps: I have fitted rubber covers to increase the longevity.
Thank you.
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On 07/09/2018 at 20:48, Adrian Saunders said:
After a few of rounds of 3D printing and adjusting of holes etc, a stainless steel bracket was bolted in tonight. Yes, there’s too much material but that’s intentional, I’ll trim off any excess. I think I’ll do a 20 mm wide strap (akin to a U-bolt), 2 mm thick, to keep the pipe in place. All suggestions will be greatly received. PS: I had two brackets made.
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Problem solved with the correct JB Weld product and some 1/4” tube deformed to aid pipe retention. I used rubber hose and fuel resistant push-on fittings to exit through grommets. I need to add some short lengths of pipe outside/u’neath, two-man job though as the pipe is tight on the plastic fittings.
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Oops. Forgot. No 6 can run hotter due to compromised cooling! The waterways in the block/head get full of crud at the rear first. If you remove the block drain plug and nothing happens, it’s blocked. I ended up removing my head and cleaning out the block from above with a wire and multiple fills with water.
GT6 mk 3 wiper motor wiring grommet at bulkhead
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I’ve changed the grommets for Lucas ones from AutoSparks Ltd. # 503 for the wiring and # 505 for the wiper tube. Both are a much closer fit and the stretch of the grommets is good. I also got a new plug from AutoSparks. The blue connector detached during fitting, it’s time for the solder and shrink wrap.