Throttle Cable and gearbox mount, advise please.
Throttle Cable and gearbox mount, advise please.
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ralph350i

Original Poster:

791 posts

177 months

Monday 9th July 2012
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Hi Guys
Been in the drivers footwell and for the life of me can't see if the throttle cable is a ball or barrel fitting ? also could some one please advise on the gearbox rubber mounts located on the side of the box as this got ripped when pulling or fitting the engine, hopefully it just screws into the side of the box and what type of gearbox is it please, many thanks, RaLph

adam quantrill

11,679 posts

272 months

Monday 9th July 2012
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The mount is screw in to the side of the box. The box is usually a 5-speed LT77 (reverse is to the left and front). So you can use SDi mounts.

ralph350i

Original Poster:

791 posts

177 months

Tuesday 10th July 2012
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adam quantrill said:
The mount is screw in to the side of the box. The box is usually a 5-speed LT77 (reverse is to the left and front). So you can use SDi mounts.
Morning Adam
Thanks for the info.

Cheers

Ralph

JMF894

6,636 posts

185 months

Tuesday 10th July 2012
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Rh a small piece of advice when fitting the new gearbox bobbin mounts:

Screw into the gearbox first then using a bar lever the other ends into place in the chassis. Remember new ones will be stiffer than the old ones but they will go.

Lot easier if you can use a ramp mind.

Jimbo

ralph350i

Original Poster:

791 posts

177 months

Tuesday 10th July 2012
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JMF894 said:
Rh a small piece of advice when fitting the new gearbox bobbin mounts:

Screw into the gearbox first then using a bar lever the other ends into place in the chassis. Remember new ones will be stiffer than the old ones but they will go.

Lot easier if you can use a ramp mind.

Jimbo
Hi Jimbo
Cheers for the heads up mate, was looking at it tonight and wondering how to do it, Thanks, Ralph

JMF894

6,636 posts

185 months

Tuesday 10th July 2012
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Oh and i nearly forgot you will of course need to jack the gearbox up by approx 25mm to give you clearance to unscrew the old mounts. There will be a lot of creaking and groaning but it will go! No need to disconnect prop or anything mate.

Jimbo

ralph350i

Original Poster:

791 posts

177 months

Wednesday 11th July 2012
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JMF894 said:
Oh and i nearly forgot you will of course need to jack the gearbox up by approx 25mm to give you clearance to unscrew the old mounts. There will be a lot of creaking and groaning but it will go! No need to disconnect prop or anything mate.

Jimbo
Cheers Jimbo
I had my parts guy try to get me some mounts, but he cant get them and rimmerbros an't got any, any ideas where i could grab one please, cheers Ralph

JMF894

6,636 posts

185 months

Wednesday 11th July 2012
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Ralph they are Rover SD1 manual gearbox items. I got them on ebay off these chaps.............

http://www.v8engines.com/

Jimbo

ralph350i

Original Poster:

791 posts

177 months

Thursday 12th July 2012
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JMF894 said:
Ralph they are Rover SD1 manual gearbox items. I got them on ebay off these chaps.............

http://www.v8engines.com/

Jimbo
Jimbo
Thanks very much mate

Cheers

Ralph

Mr Tank

5,799 posts

305 months

Thursday 12th July 2012
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Hi

They are for sale on F-bay all the time!

Item number: 150853883093

Andy

Edited by Mr Tank on Thursday 12th July 08:22

ralph350i

Original Poster:

791 posts

177 months

Thursday 12th July 2012
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Mr Tank said:
Hi

They are for sale on F-bay all the time!

Item number: 150853883093

Andy

Edited by Mr Tank on Thursday 12th July 08:22
Andy
Thanks very much, ordered and hopefully be here soon

Cheers


Ralph