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Diederik Graham Whitehouse autos specialisre in putting in automatics in classic cars Phone number 01215599800. They are not cheap but you may be able to pick their brains David
Hi Dominic Welcome to the club and hope you are getting to know your new car. I am seeing James Smith on Wednesday who also has an L and he may know someone who can help. David
Ron Worth considering. There is not much there for the wives and the tickets are expensive but it is a well supported event and lots going on. Happy New year to you and Corrine. Thanks for Christmas card We did not send any out this year as post is so bad. David
Tim I suggest that you buy a length of rubber petrol line Drill a hole in the top of an old petrol can fill it with petrol (if you have any) shove the pipe in the hole and connect the other end to the inlet of your fuel pump in place of the feed from your tank. Providing you can find somewhere to put the can in the car you can drive it and test whether the fuel tank is the problem.
The rule of thumb is if you think its a fuel problem its electrical I you think its electrical then its fuel.
I see your post about E10 petrol Would be a good topic to discuss at the next zoom session Are there any additives that can be put in E10 to make it compatible.
David
Motor Wheel Services Slough are the ones I have used. Excellent company Telephone no 01753 549360.
Orson Engineering used to make spinners with the Allard Logo Not sure if they are still in business
I hesitate to say it James but those will be van tyres. When you think that tyres will last you ten years at least on a low mileage and that it is the only contact you have with the road economizing on tyres makes no sense to me.In relation to the money you spend on your car buying a decent tyre is not that expensive – over the life of the Tyre, probably a tank of petrol per tyre.
So Blockley 185 R16 seem to me a good choice and will look right on the car.
David
