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| Posted: 03-16-2013 01:50 pm |
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patrick lovering Member
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Hi All a few years back I found an extensive list of JH parts that came from other cars. Its disappeared onto my hard drive somewhere. Anyone know the one I mean ? Patrick
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| Posted: 03-17-2013 02:01 pm |
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patrick lovering Member
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Ok answered my own question here. I,m pretty sure there is another way to do this but dont seem to be able to attach it as a word file. Article by R M Clarke "Jensen Healey 1972-1976" Brookland Books, compiled by R.M. Clarke which includes the launch, 2 litre, later cars, how they're-built, the Jensen GT, buying second-hand. Steering column is Vauxhall Viva. Not too sure about switchgear, though.Front and rear suspension is Vauxhall Magnum 1800 and Firenza for springs, bushes, ball joints. The shockers are Girling gas shocks (OEM) and available from Martin Robey and Richard Appleyard, or you can fit Spax adjustables intended for the aforementioned Vauxhalls. I have some Magnum rear shocks which will fit my Jensen GT ok but are a bit too soft, although if you like four-wheel drifts they are just the thing. You shouldn't have trouble getting any OEM bits for these cars, only real problem is panels. Incidentally, rear lights are same as early Lotus Elite (wedge),Scimitars, and some TVRs. Front indicators and sidelights are Leyland, possibly TR7 ?5-speed gearbox is BMW-Getrag, still available brand new to the best of myknowledge.4-Speed box is Sunbeam H120 Rapier, must be dozens in scrapyards in the UK, although I once heard it said that you were more likely to find rusty JHs than Sunbeams! :-<Back axle is Vauhall Victor final series. Here's a thought - anyone put a Lotus Sunbeam (ie. ZF) 5-speed in a JH or GT? There are enough axle ratios available to make this a practical conversion.. The two sliding locks in the door skins are from a Hillman Hunter or Avenger. pipes and silencers from Falcon Engineering of Nottingham, all in stainless. Silencer's from RoadRunner 07071 224772 good build & price For an oil filter I use a Fram PH16 or equivalent. Front brake pads should be the same as a Triumph 1500 Mk 3 or Mk4, sorry can't tell you what year but I think these were the very latest year of the Spitfire. MASTER CYLINDER & BOOSTER Ford Capri & Mark 3 Cortina -TR6 is > non origanal. > > GENERAL MOTORS (GM) New Zealand= Vauxhall Viva Magnum 1800 > United Kingdom= Vauxhall Firenza & > Viva Magnum 1800 > Australia=Holden Torana HB& Vauxhall > Viva Magnum 1800 > > > FRONT SUSPENSION & CROSS-MEMBER (GM) Modified engine mounts for Lotus > (refer appendix A cross ref Vauxhall UK to Jensen part numbers) > REAR AXLE DIFF ASSEMBLY -DRUM to DRUM (GM) > (refer appendix B cross ref Vauxhall UK to Jensen part numbers) > You can replace the stock Jensen Healey wheel cylinders with those for the > TR7. They are exactly the same except the locater pin is on the wrong > side. You just drill a little hole in the back plate to fit it. The cost > is about a third of the JH ones, about $15 USD. each. Moss carries them. > Ask for the aftermarket version. > > BRAKING SYSTEM (GM) > (refer appendix C cross ref Vauxhall UK to Jensen part numbers) > GEARBOX 4 SPEED > Sunbeam Rapier H120 > Hillman Hunter Close ratio box > (refer appendix D cross ref CHRYSLER UK to Jensen part numbers) > DRIVE SHAFT GEARBOX YOKE Hillman Hunter > STEERING RACK & STEERING COLUMN (GM) > FRONT BUMPER INDICATOR LIGHTS (GM) Lucas 54896 > SWITCHES > Fan LUCAS Morris Marina > Lights LUCAS 54526114 Morris Marina > Hazard LUCAS 39866 Morris Marina > DASHBOARD VENTS Morris Marina > DOOR SPEAKER COVERS Triumph TR7 > ORIGINAL CARELLO SIDE INDICATOR LIGHTS Maserati Bora circa 1976 > DOOR HANDLES external Hillman Avenger > WINDOW REGULATOR INTERNAL Hillman Avenger > WINDOW WINDER HANDLE interior V12 E TYPE Jaguar > WINDSCREEN WASHER BOTTLE & PUMP V12 E TYPE Jaguar & Stag > SUNVISOR MOUNTS Triumph Spitfire > GAUGES OIL Triumph Spitfire > TEMP Triumph Spitfire > VOLTS Triumph Spitfire > FUEL Triumph Spitfire > PETROL CAP LOTUS 7 , ELITE, ECLAT > REAR TAIL LIGHTS LOTUS 7 , ELITE, ECLAT, RELIANT Scimitar, > Aston Martin DBS Vantage > LUCAS Red 54583944 > Clear 54585594 > Amber 54582984 > ** 2 of these appear similar to Hillman Hunter ** > BONNET STRUT Austin Maxi > BONNET STRIKER PIN & CATCH Morris 1100 > ENGINE MOUNT SHOCK ABSORBER Austin Maxi > BOOT LOCK Cortina MK3 > HEATER UNIT Hillman Hunter > ROOF LATCHES hard top / soft top to Windscreen =Triumph Spitfire > PASSENGER DOOR COURTESY LIGHT Ford Escort Mk1 Roof light > INDICATOR STALKS Vauxhall Chevette (RIGHT)and Morris 1300(LEFT) > with Range Rover knobs. > WHEEL NUTS Triumph Stag & 1976 Chevrolet Monza > CIGAR TRAY XJ6 Jaguar > REAR BUMPER FINISHERS Cortina MK3 > CHOKE CABLE Triumph Stag > SPIGOT BEARING Vauxhall Victor > LOWER RADIATOR HOSE 1981 Mitsubishi Sapporo > The original fans were from a Hillmam Avenger circa 72-75. They can be bought from, R. J. Grimes (Coulsdon) Ltd Hadleigh Garage, Marlpit Lane Coulsdon, Surrey, CR5 2EY United Kingdom The origin of the boot lock is Mk 3 Ford Cortina I believe. The master cylinder off of a TR6 will fit the JH. They look a little different but the cost savings is pretty significant. TSW 15x7 wheel with a 20mm offset. Instrument panel removal Two long black screws, pointing roughly upwards, are located in the upper surfaces of the recesses for the small instruments on left and right of the instrument panel. Remove them. A long round steel spike extendes from the centre of the rear of the panel straight back to a (likely rusty) fixing mechanism that allows the spike to slide in easily, but not out. Wrestle with that clip to release the spike and the panel will slide forwards - instruments, lights and all. You may or may not have to undo the speedo cable and the oil pressure line to allow the panel to move forward as far as you want. Boot lid Strip Firstly, the strip to which you refer is stainless steel, not chrome. One of the great virtues of the JH is its almost total lack of chrome. I believe there were two methods used to retain the strip. One was metal clips pop riveted to the boot lid, the other was plastic clips that look a little like space invaders. My car uses the plastic clips, and you take the trim off just by pulling it. The clips are fitted by placing the lug in the hole in the boot lid and tapping a pin with a hammer to expand the lug and keep it in place. This can only be done once. New clips are available to order from Ford dealers under the part number F1432241. The standard Lotus engine was replaced with a Rover V8 3500cc for reliability and a 390cfm Holley carb with Offenhauser Manifold to get the power up (and believe me it is). It's linked to the original back axle with a shortened and balanced Jag prop. : http://www.hbc-tec.com/ the early engines met with a lot of complaints about oil leakage. In later engines, the rope-type rear end oil seal was changed to a rubber seal, and the camshaft oil seals were also changed to reduce leakage from the rear of the cam towers. Somewhere along the line the cam tower - head seal was changed from a paper gasket to an anerobic sealer plus O-ring as well. Also, the oil separator was deleted around that time. Check that one of your blocks doesn't have a large X stamped into it near the crankshaft sandwich casting. The X indicates that the engine was align bored 0.010" oversize and will require special (expensive) large O.D. bearings. On top of block: B72121 109 Bottom of Block: 1109 Built 1972 month 12 serial number 1109. The B indicates the market for which it was destined, but I don't have those codes at hand. D907------ is the part number. Block or tower or sump whatever. The >engine serial number is on the block flange where the transmission meets >the block, facing up, and between starter and top of engine. It is >stamped, not molded in, and should look like the following: A 73 09 1234 >(5) A/B carburerator type, 73 year built, 09 month built, 1234(5) serial >number. Creech Coachtrimming Centre - 45 Anerley Road, Crystal Palace, London, SE19 2AS. Tel: 0181-659 4135 Racing Wheel Services - Unit L, The Enterprise Centre, 13-27 Hastings Road, Bromley, Kent BR2 8NA. Tel: 0181- 462 0043 ALLOY WHEEL REFURBISHMENT ยท Spit and Polish - 12B, Sovereign Way, Tonbridge, Kent TN9 IRS. Tel: 01732 367771 Prestige Auto Trim Products, Merseyside, England. They advertise an "800" number (I called them twice, without complaint on their part, using the toll-free) in Hemmings, but their regular number is 051 608 8683. Cost was $179 US plus $35 Rear end gear sets for the JH rear. This would be a 4.55 and 5.12. Hood Galore Ltd Unit 37, Neville Court Neville Rd Croydon Surrey CR 0 2DS Telephone: 0181 665 6355, Alternative: 0181 6656355 Creech Coachtrimming Centre 45, Anerley Rd, Crystal Palace London SE19 2AS Telephone: 0181 659 4135 canvas top from Don Hoods in Birmingham, UK (tel. 021 373-1313, I already forgot (because of the shitloads of small problems I have had to put up with since) that my J-H blew the 3th fuse because of the courtesy light and did not start. Try it: put the courtesy light into the OFF position and change the fuse and try again. I also might add, the rev.counter design is quite odd. Inside, some wire goes through a coil and if one of the two connections is gone it won't start. This lay- out really is unusual. I changed the insides of my rev.counter to modern electronics (I am the one with the Rover V8 fitted) and had to keep the odd wire connected and use a new wire from the ignition coil (normal setup: GND, POS and IGN). Some way these things are related. Well, it is all Lucas, for one.
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| Posted: 03-17-2013 07:31 pm |
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igdboss Member 
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Thanks for the info. Great resource. Just found the book on E-Bay. Happy St Paddy day.
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| Posted: 03-17-2013 07:45 pm |
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patrick lovering Member
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And to you mate.
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| Posted: 03-18-2013 05:49 pm |
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Jensen Healey Super Moderator 
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Interesting list. I see the lug nuts cross referenced to the Chevy Monza. Dorman makes the 611-248 which does look close. Has anyone tried these? Kurt
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| Posted: 10-20-2013 11:48 pm |
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Jensen Healey Super Moderator
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I bought a Chevy Monza lug nut. The outside diameter is too small for the holes in the wheels. You could use one on each wheel in an emergency.
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| Posted: 08-24-2020 05:33 pm |
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Elanplus2 Member
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Any interchangeability of the 4sp transmission mounts?
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