Got some temporary plates and had my coupé out on the open roads for the first time today. A few noises to investigate, especially prominent was the front left wheel bearing. I’ll get that sorted shortly.
I’ve got 205/45/17 tires, and I noticed some rubbing on hard cornering, what tire pressure should I run?
1997 20vT Scottish green / sand grey
Re: Green barn find resurrection - Discussion
[Re: Mags]
#1673468 24/08/202422:3624/08/202422:36
I run 36 psi in front and 30 psi rear on my 225/45/17s.
I also found the windscreen washer tank was pressing down on the archliner so have packed the fixings with spacers also cable-tied (temporarily) it up to support it.
BumbleBee carer
Re: Green barn find resurrection - Discussion
[Re: Mags]
#1673490 26/08/202414:0826/08/202414:08
While replacing the injectors, I couldn’t help noticing the rubber hoses connecting the intake plenum to the runners seem a bit off. It doesn’t look like they’re seated properly.
Is this normal?
1997 20vT Scottish green / sand grey
Re: Green barn find resurrection - Discussion
[Re: Mags]
#1673491 26/08/202414:1126/08/202414:11
Three puddles only!!! Ohhh, the joys of bringing old cars back to life…
Coolant appears to be from the hose of death. Oil is from the sump plug. I had it welded, and it might not have worked too well. The final puddle is from the “rear” main seal, which is about the only thing I didn’t replace during my rebuild. I guess the gear box needs to come out this winter.