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TR4/4A TR4A Head off for broken manifold stud - What else to do ?
During a removal of the TR4A exhaust manifold the lower rear stud twisted off in the head. I drilled the stud out but the easy out just smeared the and nothing came out but shavings. All of the other studs came out with some lots of WD40 and double nutting. From the PO this car had a history of... -
TR2/3/3A tr3a large manifold clamps: where the heck do they go??
hi everyone... finally got my TR3a shipped from PA to FL. Quick question: the large manifold clamps: where the heck do they go?? I know where the 4 smaller clamps go, but for the life of me, I can't figure out where these 2 large ones go or what they hold down. I"m sure its right in front...- 2billydavies
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- Forum: Triumph
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Intake Manifold Oddity
My 1960 Series 1 3000 has three fixtures mounted atop the intake manifold. Their purpose is a mystery. Each of these fittings (see attached photo) plugs into the cast-in boss found on these manifolds between each of the three intake manifold entries to the head. I've seen pictures of these...- RDKeysor
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- 1690 healey intake manifold oddity
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- Forum: Austin Healey
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