Alternative Part Numbers

Alternative Part Numbers

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chassis 33

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6,194 posts

282 months

Monday 23rd January 2006
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I know this has been done a couple of times, parts on Steve's body off thread and there is the list on the Griffpages site, however just for some extra information...

Track rod end - Mk2 Escort/Cortina Mk 3/4/5 - £5.72 exc. VAT
Motaquip #VTR151
Lockheed/Delphi #TA687 **or possibly not, see Meeko's post below**
Q/H #QR1384S
Unipart #GSJ388
Federal-Mogul (Moog) #FD-ES-0334

Upper Ball Joint - Saab 900 - £20.75 exc. VAT
Motaquip #VSJ388
Q/H #QSJ1004S

Regards
Iain
(mods any chance of a sticky?)

General Disclaimer...all the information posted by folks is given in good faith, check, double check and check again that the part you order/buy is the same as the the part you need.


>> Edited by chassis 33 on Wednesday 1st February 13:42

meeko

154 posts

236 months

Tuesday 24th January 2006
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I tried to replace my track rod with a TA687 and it was totally different (too small). Weird

chassis 33

Original Poster:

6,194 posts

282 months

Wednesday 1st February 2006
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This is an useful link if you know the part number you're trying to replace
www.intermotor.co.uk/prod_cat.asp

ECU Coolant Temperature Sensor

Lucas SNB802 can be replaced by
Intermotor 55128
Facet 73200
Land Rover ETC8496
Lucas 73355A
Lucas 8TT
Lucas SNB802
Webcon WTS163
Jaguar EAC3927 "SENSOR, COOLANT TEMPERATURE, FOR THE FUEL INJECTION SYSTEM. FITS 1980-1992 XJ6 AND 1980-1988 XJS from http://jagbits.com/seriesiiiengine.html"



Apparently there are two Unipart equivalents, the difference is the thread size, if memory serves you want the smaller of the two thread sizes.

chassis 33

Original Poster:

6,194 posts

282 months

Friday 3rd February 2006
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More trawling through the PH back catlogue has uncovered these...

Headlight Part numbers

The reflector is a Bosch 1 305 314 930.

The lens is Bosch 1 305 604 027

from www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?t=217543&f=8&h=0

Regards
Iain

chevtrev

785 posts

236 months

Friday 10th February 2006
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Here's some more,I'll add to these when I sort through all my box's,along with most chassis bolt and thread size's.
Can someone post all the torque settings on this thread, that was floating around a couple of weeks back.

Steering rack rod's: Ford Focus (GA) 10/1998 onwards(10mm longer thread on tie rod end,but perfect fit)

Heavy duty tie rod ends: "Central Corporation" brand,(Japan)part no:2242686

Rear wheel bearing kit(rwd sierra cosworth)"SKF" brand,part no's(handed,includes nylocks)UKBA919&UKBA918."Qninton Hazel"brand (kit for both sides,excludes nylocks)part no QWB532

Steering rack gaitors (alternative(10 mm shorter but good fit) mid 90's Toyota camary&celica

Upper ball joint's:Saab genuine part no:8993321

CV boot,(alternative)mid 90's Toyota hilux (id at axle end 1to2mm smaller but snug fit)

Diff,(later cars,95 on?)"BTR" Holden Commodore&Monaro)ratios available from 2.78:1 to 4.11:1,TVR ratio 3.45:1,TVR specific housing.





>> Edited by chevtrev on Friday 10th February 07:16

theaxe

3,559 posts

222 months

Friday 10th February 2006
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Would people like to see an 'Alternative Parts' section on TVR Chimaera Pages?

I can try to put this together over the weekend (hopefully with a clever php/mysql submissions page).

Edited to say that this is in place: TVR Chimaera Alternative Parts list.

Edited by theaxe on Tuesday 6th June 15:09


Edited by theaxe on Tuesday 13th June 10:59

chassis 33

Original Poster:

6,194 posts

282 months

Friday 10th February 2006
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Here it is...


BB has put it in a table format here www.thegriffithpages.com/content/view/79/83/ however there are a couple of typos...must, let BB know.

I can send you a Excel sheet of every nut and bolt on the chassis giving thread (mostly 7/16" UNF), length, torque and spanner sizes (although they may vary).

Axe, alternative parts on the Chimaera pages would be useful. the griff pages have got one which I'm sure BB will let you plagiarise in return for a link and information going the other way too.

Regards
Iain

chevtrev

785 posts

236 months

Friday 10th February 2006
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chassis 33 said:




I can send you a Excel sheet of every nut and bolt on the chassis giving thread (mostly 7/16" UNF), length, torque and spanner sizes (although they may vary).



Regards
Iain


Cool,that will save me a shite load of typing.
Ps. Ian, finaly got the perspex light cover's done,post a pic mon/tues

chassis 33

Original Poster:

6,194 posts

282 months

Tuesday 14th February 2006
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There's an update bolt/torque list here www.thegriffithpages.com/content/view/97/83/ with the bolt sizes added for reference and hopefullt to speed the process up for you.

Regards
Iain

jellison

12,803 posts

277 months

Thursday 16th February 2006
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RV8 alternative = LS1, 2, 6 or 7!!!

that daddy

18,957 posts

221 months

Friday 27th April 2007
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jellison said:
RV8 alternative = LS1, 2, 6 or 7!!!

Now thats just showing offnonohehe

tahiti450

712 posts

237 months

Saturday 19th May 2007
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Ancillary drive belt - serpentine front end with PAS, non-aircon.

Original pt no: ERR 5267

this is a TVR special, but available through specialists, but not through LR or motor factors.

The belt can be specified as:

7PK 1850 (7 rib 1850mm length).

Gates do a 7PK 1855 which i have just fitted which is quite satisfactory (5mm longer) and costs around £10 plus vat and I got from a local factor.

jellison

12,803 posts

277 months

Saturday 19th May 2007
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that daddy said:
jellison said:
RV8 alternative = LS1, 2, 6 or 7!!!

Now thats just showing offnonohehe
Any time you want a ride Just let me know...

That Daddy

18,957 posts

221 months

Saturday 26th May 2007
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jellison said:
that daddy said:
jellison said:
RV8 alternativewink = LS1, 2, 6 or 7!!!
Now thats just showing offnonohehe
Any time you want a ridewink Just let me know...
beer

DHilly

203 posts

234 months

Thursday 14th June 2007
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Changed my O/S rear wheel bearing, it's the same bearing that's fitted to the Sierra 4X4 and many other Fords, my local factors provided an LBK bearing kit Reference LBK8294 from an Escort 2.0I.

FergusG

76 posts

217 months

Thursday 21st June 2007
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Early 240mm brake discs are from a Sierra 1.3!!!!!!!!! EBC part number D086
pads from same, EBC part number DP3415C (Red stuff)

That Daddy

18,957 posts

221 months

Sunday 24th June 2007
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Ignition switch & barrel assy,vauxhall Mk3 cavalier 90> 1600 thru to 2000cc,switch alone £16 approx. Vauxhall pt no.90052497
Throttle position potentiometer Landrover pt no.ERR2263 Fuel pump relay/s (better quality ones)pt no.450110050 Euro car parts or BMW pt no. 12631729
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Edited by That Daddy on Monday 25th June 16:14

OscarT

758 posts

201 months

Friday 27th July 2007
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What are the part numbers for the swirl pot cap and the thermostst?

Chassis 33

Original Poster:

6,194 posts

282 months

Tuesday 31st July 2007
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I don't know of any equivalent part number for the swirl pot bung, however there are two options, I believe the thread is 1/2" BSP so any plumbing supplies should be able to sell you a 1/2" BSP plug, or Steve Heath does a nice replacement setup https://delta.securesslhost.net/~shenglt/catalog/p...

Thermostat, I've always used the generic Rover/Landrover thermostat without problems for example those show here http://www.rimmerbros.co.uk/rimmer/rover/v8engine/... however some say thee is a particular type you should use, not sure which it is though.

Regards
Iain

v8sag

744 posts

210 months

Thursday 30th August 2007
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Power steering rack top pinion seal,BMW 20mmx30mmx5mm