Heater hoses
Here are pictures of the heater hoses fitted. I bought the heater hoses from SFS Performance and the stainless steel heater pipes from GD.
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Offside hoses to heater |
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Nearside hoses to heater |
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Front view |
Vacuum tubes etc
The hose to the header tank and the overflow, were fixed in place.
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Header tank hoses |
The vacuum tubes from the air intake to the rocker covers were also installed.
This required a tee piece to be inserted near to the rocker cover vent (I will replace this with a polished metal tee later). The hose was tie wrapped to the cross-member to keep it away from the belt tensioner. The superfluous vacuum take offs will be blanked off shortly.
2 comments:
Must be good to be getting closer to firing the engine!
Hi Andy Not quite there yet, but as you say getting closer. Body is next big job - should be within the month. Engine fire up will wait until I get the gauges, so that I can monitor it!
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