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Re: Resurrection - 61,000m Broomy 20vt: Discussion
[Re: Edinburgh]
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01/09/2017 09:42
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Dazvr6
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Well done on saving this coupe! A great way to save a coupe by 4 of you to chipping in with it. I saved a Scottie turbo earlier this year and it can be quite a task!
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Re: Resurrection - 61,000m Broomy 20vt: Discussion
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01/09/2017 11:00
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I saved a Scottie turbo earlier this year and it can be quite a task!will be a piece of cake
There I feel a lot more confident about this already!
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Re: Resurrection - 61,000m Broomy 20vt: Discussion
[Re: Edinburgh]
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01/09/2017 11:13
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Re: Resurrection - 61,000m Broomy 20vt
[Re: Edinburgh]
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03/09/2017 09:59
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The boot looks amazingly clean Simon.
I'm an old git & happy with it,most of the time
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Re: Resurrection - 61,000m Broomy 20vt: Discussion
[Re: Edinburgh]
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03/09/2017 10:30
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The boot looks amazingly clean Simon. Amongst all the work that is required some salvation was the lack of road dirt and salt being thrown up at it year after year, so yes it's quite clean! Edit: transferred this
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Re: Resurrection - 61,000m Broomy 20vt: Discussion
[Re: Edinburgh]
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04/09/2017 16:05
04/09/2017 16:05
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Good luck with all. I'm happy to donate parts if I have them. Just give me a shout.
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Re: Resurrection - 61,000m Broomy 20vt: Discussion
[Re: Edinburgh]
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12/09/2017 05:54
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Are you doing all the work outside Simon? Fair play on that one.
I'm an old git & happy with it,most of the time
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Re: Resurrection - 61,000m Broomy 20vt: Discussion
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12/09/2017 06:12
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Are you doing all the work outside Simon? Fair play on that one. Indeed Jim, but when the engine comes out it'll go at the back of a lockup...
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Re: Resurrection - 61,000m Broomy 20vt: Discussion
[Re: Edinburgh]
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12/09/2017 06:31
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magooagain
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Would it be worth investing in a pop up tent type thing that you see at track days etc?
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Re: Resurrection - 61,000m Broomy 20vt: Discussion
[Re: Edinburgh]
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12/09/2017 09:12
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Joh Snow says Winter is coming. You better get a shift on Ed...
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Re: Resurrection - 61,000m Broomy 20vt: Discussion
[Re: magooagain]
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12/09/2017 19:21
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Would it be worth investing in a pop up tent type thing that you see at track days etc? We did think about this tbh - when the engine is out it will be in a lockup at least
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Re: Resurrection - 61,000m Broomy 20vt: Discussion
[Re: Edinburgh]
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13/09/2017 18:15
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I've an engine crane you're welcome to borrow if you want Simon. Maybe a bit far away and a bit much hassle getting it to you?
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Re: Resurrection - 61,000m Broomy 20vt: Discussion
[Re: Edinburgh]
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13/09/2017 18:39
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GrahamL
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What are you planning to do that justifies removing the engine anyway?
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Re: Resurrection - 61,000m Broomy 20vt: Discussion
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13/09/2017 19:00
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I've an engine crane you're welcome to borrow if you want Simon. Maybe a bit far away and a bit much hassle getting it to you? That's very generous Matt Would have to consider courier cost..... An option is to buy one new then resell it. Pow-wow tomorrow night, so another item for the agenda!
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Re: Resurrection - 61,000m Broomy 20vt: Discussion
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13/09/2017 19:05
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What are you planning to do that justifies removing the engine anyway? Belts, tensioners, water pump, clutch - and just have some room to spring it into life after 14 years.... Also makes access to the bay and underneath easier for rust treatment. Although not as bad as it could have been, it means the job's done more thoroughly.
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Re: Resurrection - 61,000m Broomy 20vt: Discussion
[Re: Edinburgh]
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13/09/2017 19:41
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GrahamL
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Belts, tensioners, water pump, clutch Hmmm... I've just done all that (and radiator, aircon pipe, cv joints) with "engine in" and would do it the same way again if I had to. Actually after all the fuss about the cambelt change for the last 20 years I have to say I'd rather do that again than the clutch. There's a lot of additional work in removing all the connectors, wiring loom, fuel lines, hoses etc. to completely remove the engine, not to mention the fun of maneuvering it out of the bay + you'll need an engine stand and hoist. Of course if you can get the engine/gearbox out of the car in the next month while the weather holds up and then get it indoors to play with over the winter then that would be entirely sensible.
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Re: Resurrection - 61,000m Broomy 20vt: Discussion
[Re: Edinburgh]
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01/10/2017 21:29
01/10/2017 21:29
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DaveG
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That radiator and the radiator support bracket look awful! Where did the two springs come from that are in this pic --> From the rear brakes?
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Re: Resurrection - 61,000m Broomy 20vt: Discussion
[Re: DaveG]
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01/10/2017 22:01
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That radiator and the radiator support bracket look awful! Where did the two springs come from that are in this pic --> From the rear brakes? Yep, totally shot after 14 years out in the open, unused! Oh sorry, they popped in to the pic by mistake, getting de-crudded at the same time!
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Re: Resurrection - 61,000m Broomy 20vt: Discussion
[Re: Edinburgh]
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01/10/2017 22:05
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GrahamL
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Think the springs are from the rear calipers, yeah.
Remember to save the rubber top mounts from the radiator before you bin it.
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Re: Resurrection - 61,000m Broomy 20vt: Discussion
[Re: Edinburgh]
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04/10/2017 20:08
04/10/2017 20:08
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Interesting project you have there Simon! Good to see you have been able to post pics - whats the secret post photobucket?
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Re: Resurrection - 61,000m Broomy 20vt: Discussion
[Re: Edinburgh]
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07/10/2017 11:17
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Joe filled me in with some of the background when I popped in today to FCSS for a pre-Zurich trip inspection. Sounds like a good idea as a shared project - I hope it goes well and is perhaps an inspiration to others.
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Re: Resurrection - 61,000m Broomy 20vt: Discussion
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12/10/2017 19:24
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DaveG
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Have you got yourselves an engine hoist and maybe an engine stand? I'm curious about how the engine removal goes, are you still planning to take it out?
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Re: Resurrection - 61,000m Broomy 20vt: Discussion
[Re: Edinburgh]
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07/01/2018 21:50
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Will watch your progress with interest as its very similar to my own project, i'm sure we can share some war stories on the way !!!
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Re: Resurrection - 61,000m Broomy 20vt: Discussion
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07/01/2018 21:56
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Tbh it's very much in hibernation at the moment, seeing as ours is outside (though with a cover) and it's far too cold! But imagine a couple of phoenix-like identically-mileaged broomies emerging at some unknown point in the future..... Actually I've just reacquainted myself with your first-ever post - several answers contained therein!
Last edited by Edinburgh; 07/01/2018 22:00. Reason: research...
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