Anyone know where it's hidden on a 1973 2000TC? I've just bought an Ignitor electronic ignition kit and Flamethrower coil and the instructions tell me to discard the ballast resistor, something that's probably easy if I can find the damned thing.
I have forgotten - If there is a bad connection in the ignition warning light circuit on a Lucas ACR series alternator, is the resulting charge rate too high or too low? Jim
A friend of mine is in the process of trying to sell a classic car (scimitar N reg ) that since the death of her brother in 1994 has been garaged. (in this time also no car tax has been paid although I believe due to the age/type of car no tax would have been payable anyway).
Gentlemen, I have been running a 1969 Rover P6 3.5 V8 since I bought it in April this year, its only a weekend car for shows and odd shopping trips as my daily vehicle is a company supplied van.
Apologies if this is slightly OT but I`m hoping that there might be a few older classic car members on this group who will be able help me.....or at least give me a few clues I`m looking for a book for someone and the only details given are as
What you have mentioned below how does the AFM adjust on a 94 Disco Mk1. Inside there is a solid circuit with a pot adjustment on the board which is accessed through the side. I;m playing with it now but need some guidance - its running too rich /
One for the anoraks, I guess - or, perhaps, the genuine readers of this NG. Late fifties, the MG EX 179 and 181 won all sorts of land speed records using a four cylinder twin-cam lump of varying capacities according to which record they were going for.
I am having trouble locating tyres for my PI. I can find Michelin XASs the right size, but the set on the car at the moment are BFGoodrich Momenta S/E 185/80R13 and I would rather stick with the same brand if I can. I tried e-mailing Goodrich, but the Contact Us page on their ...