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| Standard Smiths Fuel gauge is what I used, with the Mini Van fuel tank you arent going to get a gauge thats spot on anyway. As long as you know where empty is you'll be fine. |
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The build continues and I am now looking at how to fit out the interior. Do people generally fit sun visors or not bother (I have been looking a simple mini ones). If so are there any recommendations on how to fix them to the roof. There are no obvious signs of visors being fitted in the past.
Also a question with respect to the fuel tank sender. I have installed a new mini van tank and the sender which came with the car, the ohms range on this sender is something like 0-80 ohms. No gauges came with the car so I'm looking to source a fuel gauge to match to this sender - any recommendations?
Many thanks
Mike |
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| Still looking for a rear screen, if anyone has one for sale |
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Picture here: https://maximummini.blogspot.com/2019/05/?m=1
Mike
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Hi,
Recently bought covers, but I can’t figure out how to use the small clips provided.
Pictures or instructions appreciated.
Regards,
Thomas
New on this forum since ten minutes, building a FIA racecar in Sweden. |
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| Hello Richard. Can you do anything about the annoying symbols that appear on the messages whoever an apostrophe is used. Thanks. Ian |
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| Think he lived in the little cottages behind Oystermouth Castle. Another idillic place. |
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| Every day is a school day…… I always thought that the wheelbase was based on mini van dimensions. I was trying to work out my arches and measured up to find that it’s the same a saloon! |
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The rear screen aperture should be the same from MK1 through to Mk6 both fixed and opening. Unless it's been altered at some point, even then it's only a case of rebuilding the edge with fibreglass.
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