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Hello Everyone! I can be almost happy now! I just finished replacing the starter on my '72 TR 6 with the new high torque unit. I only had to remove the just installed side draft Webers.
I now am seeking help with the (can't say last) at this time remaining problem:::: Does any '72 TR6 < owner have any pics or diagrams of the set up of the air vent rod to the under dash lever/knob to operate the air vent. From UK to CA the parts vendors have no idea ashow to attach tht connecting rod to ththe knob/lever. Can anyone kindly HELP so that I can say done?

Sincere Thanks,
Charlie :cool:
 
Hi Charlie! Now that you've introduced yourself (and gotten rid of the annoying little man), I'd suggest you post any specific questions related to your TR in our Triumph forum. More likely to get responses specific to your question there.

Basil
 
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