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richberman
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Anyone have directions and pictures of rebuilding an original Longbridge style wiper pump?
thanks,
rich
thanks,
rich
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Anyone rebuild Longbridge washer pump
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Randy Forbes
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Biggest snag would be getting a proper rubber bulb.
You've probably already seen the pictures of how I converted my Longbridge pump (fitted as original on my very early BN6) into an electrical switch to activate a hidden pump...
https://www.spcarsplus.com/gallery3/index.php/Healey-at-home/Longbridge-Squirter
You've probably already seen the pictures of how I converted my Longbridge pump (fitted as original on my very early BN6) into an electrical switch to activate a hidden pump...
https://www.spcarsplus.com/gallery3/index.php/Healey-at-home/Longbridge-Squirter
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richberman
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Randy,
I forgot you did that. So what kind of pump, switch and relay switch is that?
Rich
I forgot you did that. So what kind of pump, switch and relay switch is that?
Rich
Randy Forbes
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Just a generic "parts store" pump, an old Healey ovd relay (to preserve the switch contacts), a momentary contact switch (just something I had laying around).
The only trick, and all shown in the link above, was to mount the switch inside the former pump; I cut down a shock absorber washer to fit inside the aluminum can and its offset allowed the switch to be positioned within the range of plunger movement.
The only trick, and all shown in the link above, was to mount the switch inside the former pump; I cut down a shock absorber washer to fit inside the aluminum can and its offset allowed the switch to be positioned within the range of plunger movement.
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richberman
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Sounds like a project for after all else is finished and I was another small project. Thanks for the info.
Rich
Rich