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jayemtea

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  1. I wonder if that last quote might have come from a fellow who would be painting the near clone a near orange color?
  2. That is a nice engine. I'll bet it'll be worth every bit of the fun of getting it into the car. Breezy7's photos match my memory on the oil sensor.
  3. Been there. on the oil pressure sensor. according to Cody at Caterham USA and a dealer-built Zetec SVT i've seen, an adaptor goes into the hole behind the filter. it adapts to the braided hose. the other end of the hose goes into a brass 'tee' (sort of looks like the 'tee' connector i used in the rear brake line). the 'tee' gets anchored on a threaded rod on the frame upper right just below the charcoal canister. the pressure sensor takes up one of the unused 'tee' connections. a plug is put into the other. Simple huh. Some time you can hear about my 'too short' battery cables. by the by, as i recall, it was difficult to get it all to seal - not leak in the first place and also glad you asked about it - mine needs to be tightened a bit more. My throttle cable came with the engine as i recall. I can send a photo of the connection if you need it. my W.T. Gauge went into a hole in my thermostat housing? at the rear of the block, driver's side. The thing with the cut wires is a mystery to me.
  4. Sounds like fun, but just to show you can't please everybody - the idea of this senior having to crawl in and out of his car that many times sounds like a challenge. Maybe we can leave the top off.
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