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  1. J

    TR2/3/3A Lucas DM2 distributor bushing

    For a Lucas distributor (part number 40480E - DM2P4), I am replacing the bushing. This distributor is from a 1959 Triumph TR3. To remove the old bushing, I need to remove the driving dog. So far, I am unable to remove the driving dog retaining pin. After applying penetrating oil, I have tried...
    • jfcdo
    • Thread
    • bushing distributor retaining pin triumph tr3
    • Replies: 5
    • Forum: Triumph
  2. J

    TR2/3/3A TR3A 3-Synchro Gearbox Rebuild

    Hi All, I'm a new member that is neck deep in the restoration of my late father's 1959 TR3A. Currently I'm working on rebuilding the 3-synchro gearbox, and am hoping to get some advice (mostly on acceptable wear) due to the fact that this is my first transmission rebuild. I would like to...
    • Joel M
    • Thread
    • bushing countershaft gearbox thrust washer
    • Replies: 26
    • Forum: Triumph
  3. Tim Tucker

    TR6 Trailing Arm NYLATRON bushing-washer gap questions

    Hi all. I have an occasional ā€˜popā€™ coming from what feels like under my seat. I can only see the trailing arm mounts causing this? It primarily pops when the car goes from forward motion to reverse motion. My assembly notes that state that I ended up with .011ā€ clearance on the driver side...
    • Tim Tucker
    • Thread
    • bushing gap nylatron question washer
    • Replies: 4
    • Forum: Triumph
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