I want to be sure what I'm ordering.......

I want to be sure what I'm ordering.......

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Wedgehead

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118 posts

66 months

Thursday 13th December 2018
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Hi Guys, I don't have my newly acquired 280i in front of me yet(still 1100 miles away, but it's mine). I'm going to have a local mechanic replace a few things before it come to it's new home (to save myself some crawling under time). I was going to order a few different parts and have them shipped directly to him for replacement but want to make sure (or at least limit my mistakes) by asking for some part number/type guidance.

I may order:

1. Rear brake pads------(I think they are Jag. XJS)
2. Rear axle half shaft u joints/spiders ---- I'm "ASSUMING" they are Jag as well
3. Fuel lines -------if someone knew 3' of 5/8" and 4' or 1/2" or............
4. Rear brake lines
5. Fuel filter - if someone had a part number I could cross reference (not many Granadas over here)
6. Clutch master cylinder - I'm pretty sure is from a TR7/8 but not 100% sure

Thank you for any guidance/info you can supply,

Bruce


mrzigazaga

18,551 posts

165 months

Thursday 13th December 2018
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Wedgehead said:
Hi Guys, I don't have my newly acquired 280i in front of me yet(still 1100 miles away, but it's mine). I'm going to have a local mechanic replace a few things before it come to it's new home (to save myself some crawling under time). I was going to order a few different parts and have them shipped directly to him for replacement but want to make sure (or at least limit my mistakes) by asking for some part number/type guidance.

I may order:

1. Rear brake pads------(I think they are Jag. XJS)
2. Rear axle half shaft u joints/spiders ---- I'm "ASSUMING" they are Jag as well
3. Fuel lines -------if someone knew 3' of 5/8" and 4' or 1/2" or............
4. Rear brake lines
5. Fuel filter - if someone had a part number I could cross reference (not many Granadas over here)
6. Clutch master cylinder - I'm pretty sure is from a TR7/8 but not 100% sure

Thank you for any guidance/info you can supply,

Bruce

Hi Bruce

Lots of info here...smile

https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...
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https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&a...


Hope this helps


Ziga smile

Wedgehead

Original Poster:

118 posts

66 months

Thursday 13th December 2018
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Thank you. Yes, that’s very helpful. I don’t see the rear axle half shafts identified in there (I may have missed it). Thanks for the fuel filter p/n as well!

mrzigazaga

18,551 posts

165 months

Thursday 13th December 2018
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Should be the same as the 350i...the 400SE and upwards had a larger half shaft..


Drive shaft u/j - Hardy spicer
HS163 23.8 x 61.30 - heavy duty, with grease nipple. - Quinton Hazel - QL2104.
HS166 27.0 x 81.80
HS179 30.2 x 106.33 - or GKN18200 - Uprated (large) version with g/nipple.

adam quantrill

11,538 posts

242 months

Friday 14th December 2018
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Definitely worth getting grease nipple UJ's. Whether it's worth preordering is debateable in case you have upgraded driveshafts with the bigger ones in.

On the fuel line front I have fitted cunifer instead of rubber for the long lines front-back, which avoids the worry of splitting or being eaten by ethanol. Use at lease a 7mm inner diameter pipe, available as lorry brake lines.

It's worth noting that later cars have a copper fuel line that runs along the sill, so it seems TVR recognised this as a worthwhile improvement too.

mrzigazaga

18,551 posts

165 months

Friday 14th December 2018
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Agree with Adam...I had the feed from the pump fitted out in copper...Kunifer...Cunifer?...and just the connecting pieces in good quality reinforced multi fuel hose.

Still need to sort the pieces in-between the tanks...they are looking a bit crusty...eek

Wedgehead

Original Poster:

118 posts

66 months

Friday 14th December 2018
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Thank you for the info!