fitting new clutch and alternator part 5
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- čas přidán 29. 06. 2012
- This is the last but one vid in this series, near the end I look at the worn parts I removed.
I was hoping to get it all on this vid, but ran out of time so there will be another one of about ten minutes to finish off. - Auta a dopravní prostředky
Had to change the Chain & sprockets & sort out the clutch on my TR6. What great help these video's have been. Showing the worn parts & what to look for was superb. I love your Vid's. I'm from Gods country in West Yorkshire. Trar
Well done! I've opened up my clutch today to change the springs. Thanks for providing the worn part examination at the end. Great for comparison. Helpful, educational and interesting as always. Cheers from Canada.
Wow! great tip on wrapping the splice with the copper strand to hold in place. Always struggled and fussed with that PITA. Simple always works!
Great video. Thanks. I really appreciate all the effort you have gone to to share your knowledge.
Hi Andrew :-) glad to help.
good 'un John. Here's a stupid question - Why dont you use bullet connectors on the wires?
a little tip for you when soldering, take a plastic cap like off of a bottle of spray oil or stove spray or whatever, any thin plastic cap from an aerosol can, or the bottom of a plastic bottle, and put two slits in it, one on either side. It will hold your wires for you and catch all the slag solder and everything.
Great tip......thx for sharing.
Keep em coming mate! Great work
Hi srcheney :-) its a more permanent way of joining the wires with next to no chance of a bad connection unlike a spade or bullet.
It will be quite a while before I need them separating, then I will just cut them, until then the wires are as reliable as I can make them.
I want you to know that you inspired me to start a page up on the Hinckley Bonnies which doesn't seem to be a lot out there. You Meriden blokes tend to be a tad more resourceful. Good stuff and I really enjoy watching your videos even though I don't even have Meriden Trumpet yet!
Thanks jemglen :-)
it's a little bit fiddly but it does make a nice joint ,-)
will do marky :-)
Hi triumpht120rv :-)
thank you and cheers from Blighty sorry for the late one.
Best o luck in your venture Bonnie ville,
you really gotta tell the aeroplanes to stop flying when you are filming ;-)
Not much choice on that...that decision is above my pay grade!
maybe they would go around a bit if you asked nice lol
I serpentdidly did MATT :-D