This tank kleen SP10 product was mentioned briefly but I missed its application in the video. On my side I discovered an E10 gasoline additive from Toralin that protects against negative effects both E5 and E10 ethanolholding fuels have on our MGB internals (I also do NOT wish to promote this worthwhile additive supplier in a paid scheme as was offered by them). Heaterbox refurbishing job is a first on TH-cam to my recollection; well done!
Thanks. It did take some doing that I wasn't inclined to film, but I'm happy with the end result. I'll just change the oil in it, change the mounts and refit it and hopefully it'll work grand.
Nice paint jobs Ross. I think you're right that gloss looks much better than matt paint. A word of advice when you come to refit the heater box is to smother the large rubber spacer block with silicone grease of something similar. Those remanufactured ones are produced with much denser rubber than the originals and have no 'give' in them, so a pain in the arm to get seated. I think you will find the spacer has to be fitted to the heater box before installation as the control cable has to be fed through it and connected before installing on the car. Keep up the good work! 👍
I need to put a finish to another cleaning machine I've made. When I have it done, I'll make a video about it. The thing of using the sander is apparently very effective too though. It's the noise that would put me off doing it.
Loved the Father Ted clip 😂😂 great job on the heater box and wow that Gearbox came up a treat.
Thanks! Yeah I was happy with how it turned out, even if half the dirt got transferred onto me. It's certainly clean enough for my purposes anyway.
This tank kleen SP10 product was mentioned briefly but I missed its application in the video. On my side I discovered an E10 gasoline additive from Toralin that protects against negative effects both E5 and E10 ethanolholding fuels have on our MGB internals (I also do NOT wish to promote this worthwhile additive supplier in a paid scheme as was offered by them). Heaterbox refurbishing job is a first on TH-cam to my recollection; well done!
I was shocked at how clean it came out. Barry Scott would be happy with that result
Well hopefully there's no bangs involved!! 😁
Bloody hell, that thing was filthy! Cleaned up very nicely however, great work!
Thanks. It did take some doing that I wasn't inclined to film, but I'm happy with the end result. I'll just change the oil in it, change the mounts and refit it and hopefully it'll work grand.
Endfloat - I really admire your patience. Here’s to another 50 years of service
Nice paint jobs Ross. I think you're right that gloss looks much better than matt paint. A word of advice when you come to refit the heater box is to smother the large rubber spacer block with silicone grease of something similar. Those remanufactured ones are produced with much denser rubber than the originals and have no 'give' in them, so a pain in the arm to get seated. I think you will find the spacer has to be fitted to the heater box before installation as the control cable has to be fed through it and connected before installing on the car.
Keep up the good work! 👍
Thanks very much for the advice. I'll keep that in mind when I'm reinstalling it. That's still a long way away though! 😉
MG good !
Saw a video on the Tube a while back of a fella made a small parts cleaner from a 5 gal. bucket and an old sander.
Yeah I've seen that done to great effect. I might try it myself cause I actually have an old sander I could use.
Is your impact wrench 1/2”?
Excellent vids …all of them
Thank you very much! It is ½", yes. Apparently, Ryobi have a brushless version out now which is far better than the one I have.
@@Endfloat thank you , very helpful as always
Don't forget to use engine oil in the gearbox.
Thanks! I did know that myself but when it comes time to fill the gearbox, I'll be sure to mention it to my viewers. 😁👍
I had to resort to kerosene mine had rust prventative sprayed in my engine bay. After this is complete its off to sandblast.arrrgh
Cancel that last comment I see now you have a Clarkes washer !
I need to put a finish to another cleaning machine I've made. When I have it done, I'll make a video about it. The thing of using the sander is apparently very effective too though. It's the noise that would put me off doing it.