S1 4.2 Carb & Inlet Manifold Rebuild.
#1 S1 4.2 Carb & Inlet Manifold Rebuild.
I have had the carbs rebuilt and inlet manifold cleaned/polished up, etc. I am trying to install new adaptors into the inlet manifold (brake servo, heater outlet and temp sender unit) but finding them very tight i.e. only going in a thread or two by hand. Is this normal or should they go in fully by hand ?
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#2 Re: S1 4.2 Carb & Inlet Manifold Rebuild.
I have recently replaced the brake vac nipple on the inlet m'fold. Needed a deep socket to get a good fit, once started, it came out easily.
The new nipple only managed a few turns by finger then needed a socket (a deep throat wheel nut) the rest of the way. it is a parallel thread.
The new nipple only managed a few turns by finger then needed a socket (a deep throat wheel nut) the rest of the way. it is a parallel thread.
Tony in Devon
1967 Series 1, 4.2, OTS, RHD, Black.
1967 Series 1, 4.2, OTS, RHD, Black.
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#3 Re: S1 4.2 Carb & Inlet Manifold Rebuild.
Many thanks for the reply, I am worried about cross threading.
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#4 Re: S1 4.2 Carb & Inlet Manifold Rebuild.
It is a course thread, unc ?. I used a dab of grease and it went well in smoothly
Tony in Devon
1967 Series 1, 4.2, OTS, RHD, Black.
1967 Series 1, 4.2, OTS, RHD, Black.
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