Searching for choke assembly

dennersten · Sep 17, 2013

Hi Håkan from Sweden here. I am doing a nuts and bolts restoration of a S III, 1973, LHD, 88'

I have found almost everything. But the biggest headache is the choke assembly. Look at picture. I have a steering lock and LHD. So there is not more room for the regular round one. I really need this slim version.

I have tried the regular companies without any luck, you now. Craddock, paddock, Lrseries, Ebay etc.

Does anybody know the number of the item? Do you now where i can get it?

Thanks

Oldseadog · Sep 17, 2013

First of all :welcome2: to the asylum!

Is it just the inner cable that has gone, or the sleeve as well?

Can you fit another cable to the existing assembly?

dennersten · Sep 17, 2013

Oldseadog said:
First of all :welcome2: to the asylum!

Is it just the inner cable that has gone, or the sleeve as well?

Can you fit another cable to the existing assembly?

Both i am afraid. The plan is to grind down the round button to the correct size. But it's kind of boring on a car which otherwise are in museum standard.

And thanks for the welcome!

dennersten · Sep 17, 2013

dennersten said:
Both i am afraid. The plan is to grind down the round button to the correct size. But it's kind of boring on a car which otherwise are in museum standard.

And thanks for the welcome!

The round button on a regular choke assembly.

Oldseadog · Sep 17, 2013

If you wish to retain the original lever, have you thought about cutting the cable where it enters the handle, drilling out the old one and soldering a new length into it?

The both the inner and sheath can be made from standard brake cable from a bicycle shop, as the spring return is at the carb end.

Did that on my Series I and used an elastic band for the spring ... but that's another story!!

Blackburn · Sep 17, 2013

Worth trying this company have many original parts but you will need to send your picture to them.
https://secure.pablanchard.co.uk/search.asp

OZAWOZA · Sep 17, 2013

If it's original parts you're after then try Dunsfold... I have included a link below, but I generally find it best to speak to them direct (ask for Nick) - prices are actually very good too

Dunsfold DLR

dennersten · Sep 19, 2013

OZAWOZA said:
If it's original parts you're after then try Dunsfold... I have included a link below, but I generally find it best to speak to them direct (ask for Nick) - prices are actually very good too

Dunsfold DLR

Great thanks will do that!

dennersten · Sep 19, 2013

OZAWOZA said:
If it's original parts you're after then try Dunsfold... I have included a link below, but I generally find it best to speak to them direct (ask for Nick) - prices are actually very good too

Dunsfold DLR

They couldn't help me...

dennersten · Sep 19, 2013

Blackburn said:
Worth trying this company have many original parts but you will need to send your picture to them.
https://secure.pablanchard.co.uk/search.asp

Great thanks. I have emailed! Let's hope and pray.

dennersten · Sep 19, 2013

Oldseadog said:
If you wish to retain the original lever, have you thought about cutting the cable where it enters the handle, drilling out the old one and soldering a new length into it?

The both the inner and sheath can be made from standard brake cable from a bicycle shop, as the spring return is at the carb end.

Did that on my Series I and used an elastic band for the spring ... but that's another story!!

Great idea thanks! I will try that if i don't find any new solution.

Oldseadog · Sep 19, 2013

Nothing is insurmountable on a Landy!!

dennersten · Sep 21, 2013

Blackburn said:
Worth trying this company have many original parts but you will need to send your picture to them.
https://secure.pablanchard.co.uk/search.asp

They didn't have unfortunately.

dennersten · Sep 21, 2013

OZAWOZA said:
If it's original parts you're after then try Dunsfold... I have included a link below, but I generally find it best to speak to them direct (ask for Nick) - prices are actually very good too

Dunsfold DLR

They didn't have it unfortunately.

dennersten · Sep 21, 2013

Hmm i am maybe asking the companies in the wrong country. As i have understood it this is a choke assembly for LHD, SIII, with steering lock. I think RHD - steering lock version looks different.

Do you happen to know a company which is stocking a lot of SIII stuff in a LHD country? I guess US?

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