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ESKIN8R

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  1. The haynes manual just said to remove the four screws then pull it off!

    The new water pump I have does not have a thread on the end so I can't see how the original one is screwed on. Is it a reverse thread then? Is that why it won't screw off? I've tried unscrewing it but maybe I'm going the wrong way. Will try other way tomorrow in my vice.

    Also wondering guys...

    The manual says to set the timing 8 degrees BTDC..

    So the lines on the crank pulley are in 2 degree intervals and I want it to be on the final mark furtherest from the heaviest TDC mark?

    There are heavy marks and small marks in between. Are these small marks 1 degree marks?

    And finally Do you want the dizzy set to Number 1 cylinder with the contacts just opening? Because thats what the haynes manual says..

    Then your new water pump is wrong for your setup. I think I have one here if you want a QH brand one that is threaded.

  2. The viscous fans are screwed onto the water pump, the bolts you removed dont need to be. At the back of the fan you should see a big nut? Hold onto that then stop the waterpump pulley from turning and then unwind the whole viscous assy. Should be Left hand thread I think, unwinds the same direction it spins.

  3. Hi, Sounds to me not to be your engine at all, If you had a big end knock it would be there all the time.

    You'd hear it badly if you had it and reved the engine it would have a clattering noise, could be something like a driveshaft universal worn casuing the noise? Or other suspension related noise.

  4. I like the panel vans and always wonder just why they dont fetch the same money as sedans? So much cooler and more usable. Wagons are the same- cheaper. Why ?

    Loving the wheels- is it to be dropped further?

    I don't reckon the vans fetch less, the good examples are worth good money, its just that most are rust/bog buckets. Most sedans seem to lead a easier life and can be worth more due to condition?

    And yeah Id like to get the front down a bit more :D

  5. looking good jase. have you got much more to go on the motor befor you chuck it in?

    and how that new weber going ?

    dan

    Motors all good to go, have pretty much everything to do it, just gathering a few more funds to paint engine bay and do a few other bits and pieces then its go time!

    That Weber turned out to be not suitable, was a DGEV ( electric choke ) converted to manual and was too bulky out the side ( Would hit my rocker cover ), have a new one now that will work perfectly :o

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