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DustyC said:
Im sure I saw one on the Leven site.
If not let me talk to you about em on Thursday mate. Can get exactly you what you need (and better) at trade prices.
ok mate - remind me thursday. Amazed you are committing yourself at this early stage to coming along on thursday
see ya then - PS - do you a swap, the coolbox in exchange for your little plastic box of tea bags etc..
coach said:
Mod wise do one....
But I dont think David is producing at the moment due to other commitments. Tried to buy one and he sent an apologetic mail with the gist of the above...
Shame - I do hope I am on the list if he starts building kits again..
Coach
cheers coach - will let you know how I get on with mine if I go ahead.
Just emailed Clair about the teabags.
They are a gift and momento for you of a great weekend.
I hope you have as much enjoyment throwing them in the bin as I have had keeping them at the back of the cupboard between trips to Le Mans
I have yet to attend an H&C and this time Im really gonna make it. Yet again Im cancelling stuff and fighting against the forces that always prevent me going but Im keen to lose my newly found title!
They are a gift and momento for you of a great weekend.
I hope you have as much enjoyment throwing them in the bin as I have had keeping them at the back of the cupboard between trips to Le Mans
I have yet to attend an H&C and this time Im really gonna make it. Yet again Im cancelling stuff and fighting against the forces that always prevent me going but Im keen to lose my newly found title!

Just fitted this one to mine. It's home made wiring and a switch that fits the chim dash very well. Wiring instructions for a '99 chim are included.
The blue light comes on when the engine is ready to start and once the engine is running the light goes out and the switch is disabled. I'll take a photo and post it here.
>> Edited by tvrbob on Wednesday 7th July 19:13
The blue light comes on when the engine is ready to start and once the engine is running the light goes out and the switch is disabled. I'll take a photo and post it here.
>> Edited by tvrbob on Wednesday 7th July 19:13
TVR bob, mine is using the alternator light for the earth return, much easier and has the same effect though. Just tap one side of the bulb, the other will not work ! Also if you supply the relay feed into the footwell connector it will probably sort any hot start problems, did mine and others !! The solenoid needs 11 amps to throw it, mine was 6 through the original wiring, fine when the solenoid was cold, just not quite enough when hot and sticky.
david beer said:My first one used the alternator return. Alternator or oil pressure both work the same. It just tells the system that the engine isn't running. Once the switch is pressed its own circuitry takes over and this earth return no longer plays a part.
...mine is using the alternator light for the earth return.....
TimW said:
That website isnt working.
Which web site? Mine or the web site links within? If it's mine then you'll need to be able to view 'frames' to see it. That was the only way I could get all the info in one place. I have this on pdf, if you want a copy post me and I'll send it to you.
TimW said:The parts were purchased separately. All in about £30 and 2 hours work
...how much was it then....
TimW said:Yep. Steering lock needs to be engaged and disengaged for insurance purposes so I have to use the key to turn ignition on then use the start switch.
...do you have to turn the key first then push or just push...
>> Edited by tvrbob on Wednesday 7th July 19:55
www.demon-tweeks.co.uk they do a few styles for around £40 IIRC
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and Dash LEDs etc etc.

and 1 more question, do you have to turn the key first then push or just push