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Hi To all,going back to my youth,just purchased a 1961 Arrow golden sports,At present i am stripping the old girl down,does anyone know of a company that can re bore and fit new bushes / pistons etc,in Lancashire or near by please..best regards Bill
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Hi Graham,many, many thanks for your help,will contact John Ellis and let you know,best regards BillGraham.Goral wrote:Bill, If you don't get an offer of help locally and want to use John Ellis, I live in Lancs and regularly visit the Swindon area so can drop it off and pick it up if that helps. PM me if you need to chat.
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Hi Mark, welcome to our forum.
Can I ask how long it is since the engine was running and whether you know how long ago it was rebuilt.
It may well be the seals, as Dave suggests.
Other possibles are fuel - flooding or starvation and a weak spark (looks ok, but fails under load).
There is a fairly comprehensive thread about this issue.
Brenton
Can I ask how long it is since the engine was running and whether you know how long ago it was rebuilt.
It may well be the seals, as Dave suggests.
Other possibles are fuel - flooding or starvation and a weak spark (looks ok, but fails under load).
There is a fairly comprehensive thread about this issue.
Brenton
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Re: arrow engine rebuilds
Hi again,
Thanks for you help. There is a weak spark on the near side but my feeling is that seals are worn or gone. It was 'sitting up' for a long time, perhaps years. I live in Dublin. Can anyone advise in the UK or Ireland my best place to start for someone to take the engine to fix and what are the seals called?
Again, many thanks to all
Mark
Thanks for you help. There is a weak spark on the near side but my feeling is that seals are worn or gone. It was 'sitting up' for a long time, perhaps years. I live in Dublin. Can anyone advise in the UK or Ireland my best place to start for someone to take the engine to fix and what are the seals called?
Again, many thanks to all
Mark
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Re: arrow engine rebuilds
Hi MARK,
If the seals have gone hard then replace them with viton seals .They are a bit more expensive but last much longer with modern fuels.
Brian.H.
If the seals have gone hard then replace them with viton seals .They are a bit more expensive but last much longer with modern fuels.
Brian.H.
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