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| Posted: 01-31-2016 05:15 pm |
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Wiring wiring loom     
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| Posted: 01-31-2016 05:20 pm |
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Seats      
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| Posted: 01-31-2016 05:47 pm |
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Door panels       
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| Posted: 02-01-2016 08:51 pm |
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Engine. Engine stand nearly five years in the corner of garage.  Before I put the engine back, I decided to check the reason of low pressure in first cylinder. First I removed the cylinder head. The view was not the best.   The liners and pistons was worn to last limit.  Cylinder head. The valve guides was worn. The exhaust valves are burned and in first cylinder one inlet valve was twisted. That was the reason of low pressure.  Pulling out the old liners with a self made "JH special tool"  Cylinder block after the first cleaning  
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| Posted: 02-01-2016 10:33 pm |
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Engine rebuild First cleaning all engine parts with soda blasting block:   block inside:   other engine parts:  painted cam covers: 
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| Posted: 02-04-2016 09:17 pm |
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Assembling the engine new liners  grinded crank  crank on place with new bearings  new Omega pistons   cylinder head  cam follower with HTD tooth pulley    engine done 
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| Posted: 02-04-2016 10:01 pm |
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Gearbox JH and Toyota W58 gearbox  What is inside W58?  new linkage   redesigned gearshift mounting  horrible Toyota gearshift and home-made new clutch release bearing  JH and W58 shifter  and "JHW58" shifter  integrated Toyota gearbox, Lotus clutch housing, JH clutch fork and home-made bearing  gearbox is ready  Last edited on 02-06-2016 07:36 pm by martl |
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| Posted: 02-05-2016 12:16 pm |
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I am massively impressed with your work, it is all looking very nice! It all looks very familiar, including the kinks in the channels under the floor pans. Does every JH have these? I guess they come from jacking the car in the incorrect spot. Also, I hope you added some compression to the engine in the rebuild? The new pistons are 9.5:1? -- Joachim
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| Posted: 02-06-2016 04:13 pm |
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Art DeKneef Member
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I'll second Joachim comment. Very impressive job. I like what you have done with the transmission work.
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| Posted: 02-06-2016 04:28 pm |
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subwoofer wrote
I odered the pistons from SJ Sportscars and I do not know exactly are the compression 9,5:1 or 8,4:1. Steve from SJ Sportscars recommended that pistons and liners for rebuilding my engine. Some more work Engine and gearbox connected:  engine back the right place:   Rebuild the carbs:   New drive shaft - in one end JH and other Toyota   The old exhaust system:  New welded from different parts:   Engine is ready for the first start after rebuilding:  It start-up !!!!!!!! After the first test drive: 
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| Posted: 02-06-2016 05:56 pm |
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First setback after test drive. The distributor leaking oil :-( Needed to replace the oil seal:  Then came the winter ...............  extra insulation for garage door  Now I waiting for spring again
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| Posted: 02-06-2016 06:02 pm |
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It was a "short" story of my eight years journey in the wonderful world of Jensen Healey. Thanks, Mart
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