SM25T

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Is that a no from you then ?

Flanges on primaries are rectangular with 4 bolts each. This was from a Ford BDR engine. Finish is lightly tarnished but would polish up well. Example photo attached.

I'll venture out to the shed over the weekend.

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37 minutes ago, Ed White said:

Steering clamp if possible please, and the lamda sensor, both useful, but would need posting please? Thanks, Ed

Sorry Ed.  Both claimed yesterday 

Send me a message with your name and address and I'll calculate postage costs. Ian

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I can arrange postage for most of these parts 

I filled the space with a spiral membrane of silicone sealant 

Or use GBP

I would say they all go on the terminal without the nut fitted at the moment.

Not sure how this thread turned a corner into F1 ?

+ve goes to the terminal on the starter motor that is switched by the solenoid to operate the starter. otherwise it would be running the whole time ! Same terminal connects onwards to the alternator output terminal.

Like Monaco ...

Redline Components ?

Assume it wasn't an airlock clearing after recent work, and you have now replaced that volume of air.

Water pump shaft seal, coolant runs under the engine.

I wouldn't like to drive it on the road with 40/20 pressures !!

NPT can be parallel or taper thread. Sounds like you may be screwing male parallel into female taper ?

Nylon bolts so they break rather than the wing in the event of a nudge.

I hope you need to edit your price

Removed our WL and converted to radius arms. Much more comfortable ride and no more rattly rod end bearings.

Is there any other way ? This was my life in the middle to late 1970s.

Consider finding and using the central exhaust mounting bush. Approx 803-805mm from the rear bush in the same lower chassis rail. Assuming you can attach a suitable bracket to the exhaust to mount on a bracket/bobbin fitted at this location. If not supported centrally, the inlet to the silencer is a common fracture point as the exhaust bounces up and down between the manifold and rear bobbin.