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Anyone have a lead on sourcing the spire nut, that round clip like item on the end of a TR6 starter shaft? I could not find it from the usual sources. Or perhaps, any suggestions on an alternative restraint?
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I have bought from this company in the past. Speak to Howard... I think they might have what you require.
Check out their website; they list many spire nuts.
https://www.bresco.com/
Hope this helps!
I have bought from this company in the past. Speak to Howard... I think they might have what you require.
Check out their website; they list many spire nuts.
https://www.bresco.com/
Hope this helps!
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Paul- Here's another one of my "favorites".... just in case you don't know of them...
https://www.woolies-trim.co.uk/
https://www.woolies-trim.co.uk/
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Well I bit the bullet and bought some stuff including the spire nut for the rear of the TR6 starter shaft.
Good news, it is the same nut as the one used on the MGB. Now to proceed with a rebuild of the starter.
Good news, it is the same nut as the one used on the MGB. Now to proceed with a rebuild of the starter.