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Banjo Bolt and Washers going into the Rad
Banjo Bolt and Washers going into the Rad
0 2016/11/14 15:12:51 orangeblos
Help my Soft Top's gone Mouldy!
Help my Soft Top's gone Mouldy!
0 2016/11/14 14:20:13 orangeblos
Just the kind of Curve that I was after
Just the kind of Curve that I was after
0 2016/11/13 13:31:25 orangeblos
Using an Old Caliper to demonstrate, I wanted the Brake Pipe to hang out at an Angle as it gave me more 'Jiggle Room' to Screw the Male end of the Brake Pipe into the Caliper
Using an Old Caliper to demonstrate, I wanted the Brake Pipe to hang out at an Angle as it gave me more 'Jiggle Room' to Screw the Male end of the Brake Pipe into the Caliper
0 2016/11/13 13:06:19 orangeblos
I didn't want a Tight Right Angle to Start With
I didn't want a Tight Right Angle to Start With
0 2016/11/13 13:01:41 orangeblos
You want a Short Tight Kink Free Curve on the end that goes into the Caliper, so work it round on your Thumb.
You want a Short Tight Kink Free Curve on the end that goes into the Caliper, so work it round on your Thumb.
0 2016/11/13 12:57:11 orangeblos
Using a Spanner, Screw the 'Male End' of the Brake Pipe into the Hole in the Handle.
Using a Spanner, Screw the 'Male End' of the Brake Pipe into the Hole in the Handle.
0 2016/11/13 12:54:13 orangeblos
Any old Paint Brush will do, providing the Hole in the Handle is the Right Size.
Any old Paint Brush will do, providing the Hole in the Handle is the Right Size.
0 2016/11/13 12:51:53 orangeblos
Changing the Fuel Pump is easy
As is the Filter which is just to the Left on a (UK) Car.
Changing the Fuel Pump is easy As is the Filter which is just to the Left on a (UK) Car.
0 2016/11/12 01:17:42 orangeblos
Once you remove the Blanking Plate only a Clamp holds the Fuel Pump
Once you remove the Blanking Plate only a Clamp holds the Fuel Pump
0 2016/11/12 01:16:03 orangeblos
The Brake Pipe now finished and ready to go on the Car.
The Brake Pipe now finished and ready to go on the Car.
0 2016/11/11 11:29:25 orangeblos
The Female Double Flare being Inspected under a Magnifying Glass and I'm also very pleased how it turned out.
The Female Double Flare being Inspected under a Magnifying Glass and I'm also very pleased how it turned out.
0 2016/11/11 11:26:00 orangeblos
Don't cut the Pipe to length until you've done the First one, then if it goes wrong you can chop off the end and start all over again, without wasting too much Pipe.
Don't cut the Pipe to length until you've done the First one, then if it goes wrong you can chop off the end and start all over again, without wasting too much Pipe.
0 2016/11/11 11:07:12 orangeblos
Always Check the Finished Result in a Magnifying Glass and I'm very happy with the way that this one turned out.
Always Check the Finished Result in a Magnifying Glass and I'm very happy with the way that this one turned out.
0 2016/11/11 11:03:53 orangeblos
Forming the Male Flare with the Clamp, Die and Press.
Forming the Male Flare with the Clamp, Die and Press.
0 2016/11/11 11:01:44 orangeblos
The Brake Pipe in the Clamp with the Die in Place ready to Form the Male Flare
The Brake Pipe in the Clamp with the Die in Place ready to Form the Male Flare
0 2016/11/11 10:56:20 orangeblos
The Pipe Clamp, The Press and The Die
The Pipe Clamp, The Press and The Die
0 2016/11/11 10:53:31 orangeblos
Basic Overview of how it works
Basic Overview of how it works
0 2016/11/11 10:52:19 orangeblos
The Brake Pipe Kit was around £35
The Brake Pipe Kit was around £35
0 2016/11/11 10:50:51 orangeblos
The Slimmed Down 'Nylock Nuts' were a Perfect fit.
That Brake Pipe which had sadly failed to pass 'Quality Control; is only on just to keep the dust out.
The Slimmed Down 'Nylock Nuts' were a Perfect fit. That Brake Pipe which had sadly failed to pass 'Quality Control; is only on just to keep the dust out.
0 2016/11/07 10:21:15 orangeblos
Now it will fit that much better
Now it will fit that much better
0 2016/11/07 10:19:14 orangeblos
Using an Angle Grinder to Slim down the Nuts.
Using an Angle Grinder to Slim down the Nuts.
0 2016/11/07 10:17:28 orangeblos
In the Foreground a 'Nylock' that was just too Close for Comfort, so I slimmed them down about a 'Mil' using an Angle Grinder.
In the Foreground a 'Nylock' that was just too Close for Comfort, so I slimmed them down about a 'Mil' using an Angle Grinder.
0 2016/11/07 10:12:31 orangeblos
I decided to use 'Nylocks' instead of 'Star Washers' with 'Plain Nuts' even though they were a bit too deep.
I decided to use 'Nylocks' instead of 'Star Washers' with 'Plain Nuts' even though they were a bit too deep.
0 2016/11/07 10:06:57 orangeblos
They sent the wrong retaining Nuts, which were a bit too big!
They sent the wrong retaining Nuts, which were a bit too big!
0 2016/11/07 09:49:36 orangeblos
You do get Prizes for Neatness
obviously a talent going to waste.
You do get Prizes for Neatness obviously a talent going to waste.
0 2016/11/05 09:58:04 orangeblos
Stainless Steel Locking Wire to Lock the Caliper Bolts.
Stainless Steel Locking Wire to Lock the Caliper Bolts.
0 2016/11/05 09:55:12 orangeblos
Caliper Bolts Tightened up to 50ft lbs
Caliper Bolts Tightened up to 50ft lbs
0 2016/11/05 09:49:56 orangeblos
Using a 'Torque Wrench' to tighten the Caliper Bolts.
Using a 'Torque Wrench' to tighten the Caliper Bolts.
0 2016/11/05 09:48:18 orangeblos
Just a tad on the large side for an XJS!
Pic was on an Old Brake Pipe while waiting for the New ones to arrive.
Just a tad on the large side for an XJS! Pic was on an Old Brake Pipe while waiting for the New ones to arrive.
0 2016/11/05 09:37:37 orangeblos
Side View of the Coupling
Side View of the Coupling
0 2016/11/01 12:54:09 orangeblos
Side View of the Coupling
Side View of the Coupling
0 2016/11/01 12:52:36 orangeblos
The Drive End of the Assembly
The Drive End of the Assembly
0 2016/11/01 12:51:29 orangeblos
The Hole is 15.73 across
The Collar is 26.74 across
The Assembly is 45mm across
The Hole is 15.73 across The Collar is 26.74 across The Assembly is 45mm across
0 2016/11/01 12:48:57 orangeblos
The Hole is 15.64 across
The Collar is 26.58 across
The Assembly is 44.50 across
The Hole is 15.64 across The Collar is 26.58 across The Assembly is 44.50 across
0 2016/11/01 12:44:23 orangeblos
The drive end of the drive shaft.
The drive end of the drive shaft.
0 2016/11/01 12:41:53 orangeblos
The hole is 15.64mm across
The Collar is 25.67mm across
The Fitting is 45mm across
The hole is 15.64mm across The Collar is 25.67mm across The Fitting is 45mm across
0 2016/11/01 12:32:39 orangeblos
My Sharpest Tool in the Box
A pair of Am-Tech 9in Locking Pliers
However did I manage all these years without them.
Ebay: Around £5.
My Sharpest Tool in the Box A pair of Am-Tech 9in Locking Pliers However did I manage all these years without them. Ebay: Around £5.
0 2016/10/31 16:26:02 orangeblos
All you need is a drop of 'Sea Air' and this happens!
All you need is a drop of 'Sea Air' and this happens!
0 2016/10/31 16:24:14 orangeblos
Finally out and all ready for the New Flexible Brake Pipes (When they arrive!)
Finally out and all ready for the New Flexible Brake Pipes (When they arrive!)
0 2016/10/31 16:21:55 orangeblos
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