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Howard M. Fitzcharles IIIAvailable
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MG from 1956 (USA versions only) up and Engine theory. | |
Barrie JonesU.K.
On Vacation
returns 11/28/2009 |
Any technical questions regarding MG T Series or MGB. I specialise in SU carburettors, Lucas wiring, suspension, steering, brakes. |
Hi Andy, A pushrod can't jump out of a tappet (lifter) but it can jump out of a rocker arm. Is that what you mean? If so there are several reasons that a pushrod will jump out of a rocker arm. A bent
Hi John, The "click" is most likely the click of the solenoid. But that don't mean that the electrical connection inside was made to the starter motor. So you need to run some tests when it is in it's
Hi Ray, The small hole in the bottom front of the waterpump is called a "weep hole" and is designed to expel coolant that gets past the coolant seal so as not to get into the bearings. A new pump should
Andy, air can not enter the system when it is closed except in one place only and that is the master cylinder. But if you got a rock hard pedal with bleeders in both ports of the master cylinder it indicates
Dave, the engine stops in the SAME few places every time so it is impossible to ware out all the teeth on a ring gear. And if the starter were to stay engaged when the engine was running it would totally

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