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Hi the Torque setting for the cylinder head bolts is 25 to 27 Nm. You can find this info at 9mins and 25sec into the video. Cheers

and one more question, I have the same engine and I can feel the play in the crankshaft when I pull the flywheel up and down, is this normal?​@@albabmg

Glad the videos are helpful. None of the upgrades are too challenging, great little cars to work on so simple. Love driving mine as long as it's not 35-40deg.😎. Happy to chat. Cheers

Hi Glad you are enjoying the videos. I used ordinary gloss black enamel from my local hardware store. If you are painting brake callipers you will need to use a high temperature paint. Hope this helps.

Glad the video was helpful. Thanks for your positive comments. Cheers

Glad it was helpful! Cheers

Thanks for your comment. Good luck with your MGB. Great little cars. Cheers

Its a 2007 model. Cheers

Glad you found the videos helpful. Cheers

They have rebuild kits for sale that include the jet assembly I beliebe

I really appreciate your comments. Glad the videos help. Cheers

It takes a lot of time and effort to make these videos so that I can help other people with the same issues as myself. I am sorry if the title is misleading to you. You can find the thermostat replacement procedure in part 2 of the video within the second chapter which begins at 1min and 20 seconds. Cheers. ua-cam.com/video/EVc6e8Ro56U/v-deo.html&ab_channel=BMG

@@albabmg Thank you for your reply. I do understand that you make these videos to help people but you also make them for the same reason everybody does, to attract views and subscribers for you to make a profit. As you should if you're providing something beneficial, which you are. But there are way too many videos that mislead people by claiming on the title something that isnt in the video and in this case your title is definitely misleading. Sure in part 2 there is, then again why is there a part 2 when it could all be in one video. If I had the same engine and year etc which I dont its probably a useful video but its annoying when you're looking for something specific and you spend the time looking for it based on the title and its not there. Maybe you should update the title or combine the two parts. I appreciate your reply.

@@bongo042 Thanks again for your input. I think naming the videos parts 1 and 2 is pretty clear and reasonable. If you make these videos too long people tend not to watch. I make these videos purely because I enjoy it and like to help others. I have never made any financial gain from my videos nor do I intend to. My channel is not monetised. I thank you again for your comments and hope that you did indeed eventually find the information useful. Cheers

The colour of my car is “Flame Red” Cheers

Apologies - I've just noticed your comment from months ago.. Yes I did swap the likages. Much easier now to tickle the throttle from within the engine compartment. Cheers.

Correct. I completed the linkage fix when I last worked on the carbs. Cheers

I’ve seen many conflicting photos on the internet regarding the turn/park lamps. I decided to leave as is as this is how it was installed when I bought the car. I suspect your comment is correct though. Also so far I have had no overheating problems. Cheers.

That's a yes to all of your questions. Cheers

Hi Steven Thanks for your comments. I found the job to be fairly straight forward. Make sure that you support the lower spring pan/wishbone arms when removing the springs. If there are no issues with the front cross member I would leave it where it is. (definitely a bigger job to remove it) Hope this helps. Cheers.

@@albabmg thanks for your reply and appreciate your opinion. Happy motoring!

Glad the video can be of some help. Thanks for watching. Cheers

I solved the problem in parts 2 & 3. I found several vacuum leaks at the inlet manifold.

@@albabmg yeah,I saw that last night.thanks,u love your videos,very informative,CHEERS!! FROM ARIZONA 🌞🦂🌵🍻

I lost this aeroplane a few years ago so unfortunately I cant remember the control arrangement for elevator rudder. Hope you are enjoying your Vanquish. Fantastic aeroplane. Cheers

I've just noticed your comments. Apologise for very late reply. I was able to use my friends Vanquish take take measurements and copy anything else that needed replaced. Cheers

Here in Australia I am using "White Knight" Epoxy Enamel Top Coat. The colour is "Machinery Grey" Gloss. After etch priming and High build primer I finish with 240 grit then 3 coats of the Machinery Grey Epoxy Enamel. I also add a 2K Hardener to the Machinery Grey Enamel. I purchase the 2K Hardener from my local auto paint spray supplier and add at the stated amounts shown on the instructions. Hope this helps. Cheers

Hi There was no 'O' ring on the shaft splines. I coated the splines with Marine grease prior to re installation. Working in the vertical position was easier for me as the weight of the gear case aided in removal. Hope this helps. Cheers

@@albabmg thanks much!

Thanks for your comments John. Always wanted an MGB since my late teens. Finally managed to purchase this one about 6 years ago. Cheers

I use paint stripper. It usually comes in a gel. You can purchase the paint stripper from any Hardware or Paint store. Cheers

Glad the videos are Helpful. I've lived in Sydney since 1979. Good luck with your 74.

I read various articles and watched several videos regarding gasket sealants and decided that I would use one. I guess its an individual choice. I have had no problems so far. I cant remember if the manufacturer recommended a sealant or not. Cheers

OMC/BRP manual for 9.9 / 15 hp says to apply a thin coat of gasket sealant to both sides of the head gasket. Doesn’t mention anything about coating head cover screws. Regards

@@danielrobert7181 Thx for the info. FWIW, my son and I got the gasket installed and the motor working. He forgot a small O ring on the fuel pump which caused fuel to leak but once got that sorted out a pretty simple repair/ rebuild.

I've owned the outboard since new. I try to keep it as clean as I can. Cheers

Je suis tellement content que vous appréciez les vidéos. Bonne chance avec votre 63B

Merci. J'espère que les vidéos sont utiles

What a good idea. Didn't think about that at the time. Cheers

Sure did. Cheers

Glad the video has been helpful. Cheers

Thanks for your comment. Glad the video is helpfull. Cheers

Ha Ha I wasn't even aware that I had my "Goony" on until I was editing the videos. I just go to the garage whenever I feel like doing a bit of resto work. Whatever I'm wearing goes with me. Cheers

I no longer own this boat and motor. Great little outboard. Unfortunately I can't post any more related videos. Cheers

Thanks for your kind words. I'm sure you enjoy your cars as much as I enjoy mine. Cheers

Not sure which cover you are referring to, but the heater was painted silver by the previous owner. I am considering repainting the heater box back to the original black. Cheers

@@albabmg The pedal box cover.

@@aggiebq86 Both the pedal box cover and the air filter boxes have a chrome finish. Both were on the car when I purchased it. Cheers

I agree. Now that I have fixed my vacuum leaks I am going to start the process all over again. Cheers