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It's Sunday and I'm bored...
#31
Extracting many reliable miles just by applying own skills and little money to parts abandoned by others is very satisfying, if not as necessary as years ago.
One item I add is a light spring to take lost motion out of the advance linkage. looks primitive but effective..
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#32
(16-10-2018, 12:47 AM)squeak Wrote: pleased to see the anniversary gold rosettes are surviving. We were privileged to drive this in Guildtown, I was secretly appalled at the sounds of wear and tear Wink

Not that secret Russell - your face told all! Big Grin Big Grin

Can’t quite bring myself to remove the rossettes, was a good do and I am glad you are both there.
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#33
It's still raining here and I'm still bored...

For as many years as I've had my RP the fuel gauge has never worked. It constantly shows 2 gallons but there's no power to it. Like Ruairidh I use a substitute, which is probably just as reliable. In my case it's not a stick, but a metal rod with graduations relative to the tank's contents. In the case of the RP with rear tank the graduations are 1"5/16ths apart for each gallon remaining. The rod sits quite happily in the driver's door map pocket, being readily available and easy to use. As a Yorkshireman I always like a belt & braces approach to things so I always carry a spare gallon just in case - the odometer doesn't work either.

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