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General Tech GPS Speedometer
Our '60 Bugeye is now amongst the living - and driving!!! As part of the fixing up of the mistakes made in the previous restoration, we installed a T9 5-speed in our bug. Combine that with a Triumph 2/3/4 rear end and, surprise, the speedometer is anything but accurate. OK, I need to pull it...- SNClocks
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New Member introduction
Hello all, I am a previous MG guy having owned a Midget, TD MKII, MGA and MGC-GT and now embark down the AH path with a 1961 AH Sprite. I have one that's been in a garage for 25 years and would like to get it going again. I'm looking for a shop to start the mechanical work and then perhaps...- Raineyg
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Bugeye starter debugging
The short version I've got a Bugeye. The starter engages, gives the engine a push, but won't turn the engine over. There's only a few ohms resistance in the circuit, and it fails even when I try to jump it. What should I be looking for? What should I try? --- The long version I very recently...