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lowlight 185
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 Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2008 7:21 pm Post subject: bits wanted |
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hi folks getting some bits together to start conversion 2.2 scooby
1.flywheel
2.starter
3.bolts
4.clutch
5.fuel pump
6.throttle inverter
7.the bit that stops your cam belt jumpiing off
thats all i can think of for now thanks 
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| Posted: Wed Feb 20, 2008 7:41 pm Post subject: Re: bits wanted |
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| lowlight 185 wrote: | hi folks getting some bits together to start conversion 2.2 scooby
1.flywheel - breakers or Doppleganger
2.starter - ditto
3.bolts - which bolts? Scooby main dealer, £1.50 or so each for bellhouse ones
4.clutch - friction plate? 228mm Type 4 one if using RJ Bell house
5.fuel pump - External? mine's Bosch (was fitted to a Jag) any high pressur petrol FI pump will prolly do. £15 from a breakers
6.throttle inverter - Custom Off Road (Australia, great service!), RJES or Turbo Thomas
7.the bit that stops your cam belt jumpiing off -  Cover? (I noticed yours was cracked on the LHS)
thats all i can think of for now thanks |
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Add in a new Scooby release bearing.
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the bit that stops cam belt coming off is a giude that didnt come on automatics thanks
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Can you post a picture? I've only seen manual engines
Ta
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Ahh, gotcha.
You'll waste lots of time at a breakers removing that.
Errrm, I'm gonna state the obvious (like what Rich said) Subaru dealer. You'll find some new parts are very reasonably priced!
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