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Goings on with our new Bugeye
Somehow when we got our '60 Bugeye back in April I didn't realize just how much I would end up doing for the little beastie. Whilst the "restorers" work had some issues, I sort of figured I'd be able to sort it out pretty quickly. Which shows just how dumb I actually am. On a scale of 1 to 10... -
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TR4/4A electric fan
i have a 62 TR4, which was pretty modified by its two previous owners. i've kept up the tradition; it needed an engine rebuild so we upped it to 89 mm pistons. needles to say, it runs a bit hot. did not have a mechanical fan on it when i got it; it had a pretty strange big heavy metal motor... -
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TR2/3/3A Electric Fan controllers
I have an unknown puller type electric fan mounted in my 59 TR3A and have found the controller to now be non-functioning. I suspected it was going as it was unreliable when adjusting the kick on temperature and the knob and shaft were seemingly off cnter (seemed bent). Does anyone know where a...