Recent content by Wildefalcon
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Be careful fitting a replacement, they are finicky to get right unless you read the manual.
I broke the switch the first time I replaced mine, many decades ago.
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I think it was an option. Parts book is your friend. But not sure if it was the same as the post 1980's system.
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The later series have servos, and a switch in the engine compartment. Mine is like that, not that exact type of switch, though. Surprised the bonnet closes!
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Well done! I use power tools for this work. Pneumatic Impact wrench.
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Yes, no faculty on the cav pumps
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Yes, was very pleased. Some serious off roads in that as well.
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That's a breather, it lets excess air out through that hole. Just paint it up, it's fine. But you can swap to the military version with a proper breather if you want.
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Well done. Another one back. I did 1,600 miles in mine over the last week, and only saw 2 other series.
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What did they weld it to? Any photos?
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Yes. That's normal. Unusual for a Salisbury to fail.
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I made one. You can get the core parts on line and weld up the steel frame. Or, if you know a ford transit garage, they might have one.
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That's a name from the past! Rovers North forum?
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Assuming it's petrol.
Could be evaporation of the fuel in the fuel lines.
Could be the fuel pick up pipe in the tank part blocked.
Or could be the coil breaking down.