Undressing Kate, my Chim 430 resto.
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Can't see the colour of the second wire too well in your pic, obviously one is Slate/Yellow (SY) is the other White/Purple (WP)?
If it is then it's the wiring that on the lucas drawing would go to the purge control valve, if you have that fitted?
Don't worry too much about the crack in the bell housing, a decent welder could sort that out, preferably do it with it bolted to the block though so that there's much less risk of any distortion.
If it is then it's the wiring that on the lucas drawing would go to the purge control valve, if you have that fitted?
Don't worry too much about the crack in the bell housing, a decent welder could sort that out, preferably do it with it bolted to the block though so that there's much less risk of any distortion.
Thanks Eddy, does the valve sit on the back of the plenum ?
I'm a long way off completion Gary but I'd always planned a 6 months rebuild.
Well I'm sure you'll be glad to hear there are no pictures tonight.
Prop shaft out, diff out and engine loose and supported from the block and tackle. Lift it out tomorrow or Wednesday.
I'm a long way off completion Gary but I'd always planned a 6 months rebuild.
Well I'm sure you'll be glad to hear there are no pictures tonight.
Prop shaft out, diff out and engine loose and supported from the block and tackle. Lift it out tomorrow or Wednesday.
Cokes said:
Thanks Eddy, does the valve sit on the back of the plenum ?
I'm a long way off completion Gary but I'd always planned a 6 months rebuild.
Well I'm sure you'll be glad to hear there are no pictures tonight.
Prop shaft out, diff out and engine loose and supported from the block and tackle. Lift it out tomorrow or Wednesday.
Don't have a clue where it is I'm afraid, I just looked at the wiring diagram. This might helpI'm a long way off completion Gary but I'd always planned a 6 months rebuild.
Well I'm sure you'll be glad to hear there are no pictures tonight.
Prop shaft out, diff out and engine loose and supported from the block and tackle. Lift it out tomorrow or Wednesday.
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Been to the garage for a few hours tonight and things are moving along nicely.
Firstly let me remind all of you not to lean on your rotten chassis
Other side is nearly as bad.
Moving on, engine out, not so easy when you're on your own but do-able.
And separate.
Then it was front anti roll bar, and brakes.
That's me until probably sunday. The strip will continue then.
Firstly let me remind all of you not to lean on your rotten chassis
Other side is nearly as bad.
Moving on, engine out, not so easy when you're on your own but do-able.
And separate.
Then it was front anti roll bar, and brakes.
That's me until probably sunday. The strip will continue then.
Cokes said:
Been to the garage for a few hours tonight and things are moving along nicely.
Firstly let me remind all of you not to lean on your rotten chassis
Other side is nearly as bad.
Moving on, engine out, not so easy when you're on your own but do-able.
And separate.
Then it was front anti roll bar, and brakes.
That's me until probably sunday. The strip will continue then.
Nice work mate!Firstly let me remind all of you not to lean on your rotten chassis
Other side is nearly as bad.
Moving on, engine out, not so easy when you're on your own but do-able.
And separate.
Then it was front anti roll bar, and brakes.
That's me until probably sunday. The strip will continue then.
I haven't inspected thoroughly yet but I can see that my chassis has gone in the same place as yours and the top rail under where the exhaust manifolds run is looking decidedly second hand as well.
Looks like I'm playing catch up again
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