Side repeaters too red

Side repeaters too red

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tileart

156 posts

75 months

Thursday 5th July 2018
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The standard ones are off a MkIV Escort, available on Ebay for a fiver used, to £30 newsilly and £12 from Albania (honest). They are just a rubbish push-and-twist-fit into the standard size hole, yours looks to have been enlargified. The only way I have been able to stop mine from falling out if brushed by some careless passer-by (usually me in the garage), is to use a narrow strip of very fine wet-and dry paper doubled back on itself ad Evo-stuck together, which when wrapped around the body of the bulb holder provides an adequate friction fit.

greymrj

3,316 posts

204 months

Friday 6th July 2018
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totally agree with Phillpot. There are loads of those oval Ford type indicators around and they suite the S. Those crap connectors on yours want replacing anyway then use sikaflex or similar to bond the new ones in and cover that mess! Easy job!!

oldgeebee

Original Poster:

340 posts

156 months

Friday 6th July 2018
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Yup - thanks everyone - especially Mike and Frank for shaming me into action. spin
Now that I can see that the cable is long enough all I have to do is figure out which mating connector to use.
The new repeaters are big enough to cover the old screw holes and just need a bit of ingenuity to fix them so they don’t pop out at the first speed bump.

cool GB

tileart

156 posts

75 months

Friday 6th July 2018
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"Ingenuity" would be a great name for a brand of clear mastic !

phillpot

17,116 posts

183 months

Saturday 7th July 2018
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tileart said:
"Ingenuity" would be a great name for a brand of clear mastic !
or CT1 ?

mentall

453 posts

130 months

Monday 9th July 2018
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CT1? Excellent stuff. On the recommendation of an old Landie geezer I met in Partco, I used it to seal the gauge sender in my petrol tank. So far, so good!