Thanks. That is really interesting and really worth a look. How do you get access to it?

@ the outlet of the tank where the fuel hose fits onto is the strainer. You just need to put a large socket on it and unscrew it. You will need to drain the tank first as it’s at the very bottom. New original strainers aren’t available so I ended up going without one after more poor experience with an aftermarket retrofit. It’s only about three inches of hose between the tank outlet and the filter anyway

Thank you. I'll check that out. 👍🏼

@ keep us posted. I know I was going crazy with my issue. Good luck!

Thanks 👍

I use Meguires interior cleaner

Thank you so much. I'll look into it.

Great, glad it was of help. 👍🏼

Might have to give you a shout when I get around to looking at it. Although it worked before, so I'm hoping I can resolve easily.

Thank you for your feedback. It really makes it all worthwhile to hear these videos can be of help to others.

Thank you. Glad it was of help.

Glad you enjoyed it. Hoping it'll help others tackling similar tasks.

Hi, I use a mix of a Samsung S22 Ultra phone and an old GoPro Session. I've been using a Hollyland Lark M1 wireless mic for the past year and am really pleased with it. Best of luck with your channel and keep me posted with progress 👍🏼

I've just subscribed to you 👍🏼

@@workinprogress1098 oh brilliant thank you

@@workinprogress1098 yh will do. what do you use to attach the phone in the car?

A big 3 suction camera mount

Thank you for the tip. I was about to buy a used one as I didn't know what I was looking for until I watched your video. Hope to catch up soon. 👍🏼

@@workinprogress1098 yes definitely 😁 hope you're doing ok 👍

Congratulations. I have the Dymoece Out Front Combo Extended Mount

@@workinprogress1098 Thanks 👍

Thank you

Many thanks!

I did. 👍🏼

@@workinprogress1098 so did I , much better ! 😊

Thank you

Thank you. Bought the door triangles from Amazon of all places!

Hi and welcome. Unfortunately, this was done by others before I started back the maintenance myself. However, it was a Marina disc brake conversion kit which I bought that had all the parts. I'll try to find where I bought it from, but it was a fair few years ago.

@@workinprogress1098 thanks for that.

That's Interesting, thanks. Guess it's like the new steering ball joints. Don't recall it having any work done in that area since I've owned it though.

Thank you. I only get evenings and the occasional weekend to work on it between work and family, but it's enjoyable.

No. And I've not had the replacement part yet either. Not happy. Did you get yours exchanged quickly?

@@workinprogress1098 Got a replacement offer only after I had replaced the broken crank. In my case, the metal cracked.

Wow, serious. My part finally turned up. Just got to figure out how to fit it now. 😆

Thank you. I'm so glad it's helped others.

@Peterphillips6924 how did you find the fitment of the aftermarket light? I found the two screws from the stock one wouldn't seat all the way home, I've ended up having to use a couple of small nuts as washers, and used silicone to stop any water ingress on the whole effort. Wish I'd taken a proper picture of the placement of the rubber grommet but just hopeful I've done it OK

@@Bossworld The holes on my replacement lamp didn't match the original holes in the spoiler so I drilled new ones, it was a bit of a pain to get it aligned properly. I never bothered with sealer as the original holes in the spoiler were mostly covered up by the new lamp and I don't think there is much chance of water being forced through the old holes, If any did get through it would only go behind the spoiler and drain out of its own accord, rather than into the car, I hope. I cut the plug of the old lamp (leaving short wire tails) so I could transfer the grommet and then soldered the original plug onto the new lamp wires, making sure the polarity was correct. I struggled a bit refitting the grommet back into the roof but with the help of a flat blade a bit of care and the large amount of black sealer present from original fitment it resealed perfectly. From the sounds of it I think you have done okay.

@@PeterP-h4p Thanks Peter. Frustrating when these cheaper parts need adapting. I've ended up with the grommet lip sitting in the fabric as per this vid at 08:05 but seems OK so far, even though mine doesn't protrude over the metal as much as I'd like. Tried pulling the insulation a bit closer but could then see the two wires so decided that was a bad idea and pushed it back!

@@Bossworld I think thats fine, if it stops water getting past the roof fabric the grommet is doing its job.

Thank you very much!

Thank you. Glad it was helpful!

Thank you!

Lol. You are probably right.

Thank you

Great word. Thank you

Thanks a lot!

@@workinprogress1098 You're always welcome indeed! Keep up the wonderful work and can't wait to see her on the road again soon :)

Ok, thanks for the feedback. 👍🏼

Hi. In short, you can't as far as I'm aware. If you watch the video, you'll see the spolier covers roof fabric bar fixing holes and one cable hole and the brake light is screwed to the spoiler plastic. Hope that helps?

Sorry for the slow response. Our fabric is bonded to the rear screen at the base. Not sure how though. It's not at the top as it separates as the roof lowers.

Thanks. Glad it was helpful! 👍🏼

Hope it was useful. The brushes came from an Ebay shop, top-deals-online

Good luck with it. Glad it's given you the confidence to tackle yourself. 👍🏼

Thank you, I'm all good now. 👍🏼

Thanks. The prices of spares do appear to have rocketed lately. Luckily, it's a relatively simple machine, so I'm finding my way around.

It's a 1948 Rover P3 60

Had my Morris Minor Traveller there 👍🏼

@@workinprogress1098 Sweet ride for the summer indeed, awesome, glad you had fun :)

Thanks for the tip. I gave it a clean with a small wire brush which i hoped cleaned the groves, but is there a better way? Would love to know, thanks.

@@workinprogress1098 Hi i have used a feeler gauge set. good luck

Thank you, still lots to do. That was a great day. Actually, it's always a great day 👍🏼

Many thanks

@@workinprogress1098 You're always welcome indeed! Can't wait for more dashing drives in the beautiful beast!! The powerful progress continues on!!

Sorry, its an old set but they are available at most DIY or motorist stores

Thanks. It's a tricky one, adding the jumper cable only lead to making both circuits live so think there may be more to it.

Thank you so much for your comments. Really appreciated.

@@workinprogress1098 You're very welcome, I'm glad you like them! Love the countach on the wall and others, you're a great guy of vintage vibes! Can't wait for more!! Keep it up!