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repair question

  1. clifton

    MGB Clicking sound, and handbrake fully disengaged - 1978 MGB

    Hi all, made my first post recently that admitted to being a total newb, and now I'm up against my very first challenge - thanks in advance for any help. My 1978 MGB seems to have a disengaged handbrake/parking brake. I was driving with my cousin and he noticed a clicking sound with frequency...
    • clifton
    • Thread
    • clicking handbrake repair question
    • Replies: 3
    • Forum: MG
  2. lilifer_13

    Spitfire New alternator doesn't fit - '78 Spit

    Okay, I am a complete newb to working on cars but I am a quick learner and generally have a good head for mechanics. Part of the reason I decided to purchase my aunt's '78 Triumph was so I could rebuild it, learning as I go. Well, I've already hit a roadblock on my very first project. We had it...
  3. Talon

    TR2/3/3A Northern Cal Differential Repair?

    I am just starting to really get into the glorious and frustrating business of personally maintaining the 1959 TR-3A I've had for 10 years. It has always run well and I've had precious little reason to work on it. No longer: the differential is apparently shot. I can do basic mechanical...
    • Talon
    • Thread
    • differential repair question tr-3a triumph
    • Replies: 3
    • Forum: Triumph
  4. Talon

    New Member from Northern California

    Hello. As the title says I am new here, and also new to the "forum" thing, so am a bit confused right now. I'll pick it up soon, though. I am just starting to really get into the glorious and frustrating business of personally maintaining the 1959 TR-3A I've had for 10 years. It has always...
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