Hi Guys
A couple of quick questions as I have lost some of my pucs taken during the stripdown. Can anyone send me a good pic showing where the reservoir for the servo clamps to on the near side? Also what are the 3 lugs for that come off the bottom of the heater assembly for (see pic)?.
Cheers, Colin.
Servo Reservoir / Heater Box
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#2 Re: Servo Reservoir / Heater Box
Colin, attached are some pics from my car - not sure what you need to see for the servo but hopefully these will help. Your heater motor doesn't look original, but my original has three similar lugs. I happen to have a cable routed through one lug, but I doubt they have any real purpose on an E type and maybe it was a standard motor that Jaguar used?
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#3 Re: Servo Reservoir / Heater Box
Hi Richard, thanks for that, it’s what I guessed on the heater. On the servo, what I could really do with a pic of is where the fluid reservoir is mounted. I’m not sure if it’s on the mudshield somewhere, an image would definitely help here.
Many thanks, Colin.
Many thanks, Colin.
Colin
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#4 Re: Servo Reservoir / Heater Box
Ah, that's an easy one...there's a bracket between washer bottle and the heater box.
Also - since you also have a roadster, have you seen my post this morning ? If you are able to check a dimension for me, it would be a big help...understand if that may not be possible for you right now.
Also - since you also have a roadster, have you seen my post this morning ? If you are able to check a dimension for me, it would be a big help...understand if that may not be possible for you right now.
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#5 Re: Servo Reservoir / Heater Box
Thanks Richard, so that bracket screws to the bulkhead plate?
I’ll try and source one from one of the usuals.
I’ll try and source one from one of the usuals.
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#6 Re: Servo Reservoir / Heater Box
Looks like the bulkhead blanking plate has an upstand welded to it.
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#7 Re: Servo Reservoir / Heater Box
Thanks, that’s helpful Richard.
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