Unknown Engine Part
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#1 Unknown Engine Part
Hi Gents and Ladies,
Please see below a picture of a chromed part for which I cannot remember its purpose. I strongly suspect it attaches to either the inlet or exhaust manifold! Can anybody help with its identification please - many thanks
Yours aye,
George
Please see below a picture of a chromed part for which I cannot remember its purpose. I strongly suspect it attaches to either the inlet or exhaust manifold! Can anybody help with its identification please - many thanks
Yours aye,
George
1967 Series 1 OTS
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#2 Re: Unknown Engine Part
It looks like it might be the dip stick retaining clip that bolts to the rear exhaust manifold studs. Mine is only attached to one of the studs though, it looks like yours goes across two??
Other than that, no idea and Ive handled all the parts on my car!
Good luck
Steve
Other than that, no idea and Ive handled all the parts on my car!
Good luck
Steve
Steve living in Tewkesbury, UK
1967 E Type 4.2 series 1 OTS
1960 Austin Healey 3000 BT7
1967 E Type 4.2 series 1 OTS
1960 Austin Healey 3000 BT7
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#3 Re: Unknown Engine Part
Don't think thats E-type - not a 6 cylinder anyway. Looks like a bonnet prop carrier for some other car.
Barrie
Barrie
1968 E-type roadster, 1964 E-type fixed head 1995 Ferrari 355 1980 Ferrari 308 1987 V8 90 Landrover 1988 Bedford rascal van 1943 Ford GPW
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#4 Re: Unknown Engine Part
That’s not a part I recognise from my S1 rebuild. It’s not the dipstick bracket from a six cylinder, and I’m fairly sure it’s not one of the clips holding the return pipe either.
I think this might be another case of the restoration gremlin striking again. It normally hides/moves the most expensive/hard to get part you carefully stored 6 months previously. This time it’s adding random vehicle Parts into the store!
I think this might be another case of the restoration gremlin striking again. It normally hides/moves the most expensive/hard to get part you carefully stored 6 months previously. This time it’s adding random vehicle Parts into the store!
Richard
Previous owner and restorer of a S1 3.8 FHC Opalescent Golden Sand with Tan Trim 889504 (now sold and headed for Athens)
Previous owner and restorer of a S1 3.8 FHC Opalescent Golden Sand with Tan Trim 889504 (now sold and headed for Athens)
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#5 Re: Unknown Engine Part
But it’s a nice bright and shiny part so you’ve got to find somewhere for it, somewhere it’ll be seen!
S2 FHC Light Blue
S2 OTS LHD - RHD full restoration
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Tadek
e-type S1 3.8 FHC - in restoration phase...
Jaguar XK120 OTS
Austin-Healey 100 BN2
e-type S1 3.8 FHC - in restoration phase...
Jaguar XK120 OTS
Austin-Healey 100 BN2
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#7 Re: Unknown Engine Part
Many thanks for all your responses and the sense of humour
First of all, the part came off my S1 OTS but many, many months ago. I had written on the ziplock bag what the part was but regretfully, the writing has rubbed off over the time the part was stored while I have been doing the restoration. It isn't the dip-stick clip nor the gearbox breather pipe clip.
It's driving me nuts . I have been going through all my old photos hoping to spot the part but so far, no luck
Anyway, if anybody has a sudden lightbulb moment , please, please let me know.
Cheers. Yours aye,
George
First of all, the part came off my S1 OTS but many, many months ago. I had written on the ziplock bag what the part was but regretfully, the writing has rubbed off over the time the part was stored while I have been doing the restoration. It isn't the dip-stick clip nor the gearbox breather pipe clip.
It's driving me nuts . I have been going through all my old photos hoping to spot the part but so far, no luck
Anyway, if anybody has a sudden lightbulb moment , please, please let me know.
Cheers. Yours aye,
George
1967 Series 1 OTS
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#8 Re: Unknown Engine Part
As it’s for an OTS, then I can only assume it might be from the soft top assembly or the boot, as it does not look like something from a FHC.
Richard
Previous owner and restorer of a S1 3.8 FHC Opalescent Golden Sand with Tan Trim 889504 (now sold and headed for Athens)
Previous owner and restorer of a S1 3.8 FHC Opalescent Golden Sand with Tan Trim 889504 (now sold and headed for Athens)
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#9 Re: Unknown Engine Part
I agree
If it’s chromed then it’s unlikely to be from the engine bay
It looks like an interior fitting
Never seen that on my FHC
Robbie
If it’s chromed then it’s unlikely to be from the engine bay
It looks like an interior fitting
Never seen that on my FHC
Robbie
Robbie 1962 3.8 Coupe OSG 1962 OTS ODG
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#10 Re: Unknown Engine Part
I don't recognise it either from my S1 3.8 OTS (either engine bay or hood assembly). As others have previously posted, it may not have been a correct part fitted prior to your restoration starting.
Phil
1964 S1 3.8 OTS
1964 S1 3.8 OTS
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#11 Re: Unknown Engine Part
Hi are u sure it didnt come back from being chromed and is not yours some poor project may be short of it and chrome company will be saying that they gave them it like they do dont worry it does not look like its of importance
Regards
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Rob 1972 s3 roadster
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#12 Re: Unknown Engine Part
Thanks Madjack4 but I'm sure it came off the E-Type! I've gone around all the mountings trying to match up the bolt centres but nothing matches. It looks like it held/supported a rubber pipe but hey ho ..... I'll let it pass for now as I have so much more to concentrate on.
Thanks for your help anyway.
Yours aye,
George
Thanks for your help anyway.
Yours aye,
George
1967 Series 1 OTS
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#13 Re: Unknown Engine Part
Hi,
could be the hanger bracket for rubber water hose that runs under the intake manifold?
Ref. parts book plate 57 item 47 C.22495
Cheers
John
could be the hanger bracket for rubber water hose that runs under the intake manifold?
Ref. parts book plate 57 item 47 C.22495
Cheers
John
1967 S1 OTS
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#14 Re: Unknown Engine Part
It looks like its off a Motorbike possibly.
Possibly given back to you in error by the platers, if you used them.
Possibly given back to you in error by the platers, if you used them.
Clive
August 1961 Flat floor ots
August 1961 Flat floor ots
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#15 Re: Unknown Engine Part
John and Clive,
Many thanks for your input and suggestions ...... regretfully neither
I'll just keep on building and when I eventually discover what it is, I'll post on here
Yours aye,
George
Many thanks for your input and suggestions ...... regretfully neither
I'll just keep on building and when I eventually discover what it is, I'll post on here
Yours aye,
George
1967 Series 1 OTS
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