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Owners, just a warning , at under 10K in milage, yet @31 years old, I've had the rubber fuel hodes fail at the tank /pump/filter area @ the scuttle and rear axle housing area. check these lines for dry rot! jim

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Just a reminder, as I had occasion to sit a corner of a 65# round corner plastic tub on the radius of a rear fender...they will dent. we will be visiting "Dent Doctor", guy who uses small metal balls on rods to reshape metal, will advise outcome.

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Ace 'Brooklands' Forum / How Many are there
« on: October 17, 2007, 00:46:57 »
How many and where are the Broklands Ace's and Aceca's?

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General Forum / locked out
« on: October 10, 2007, 00:58:28 »
paid my money and the password and usename won't allow me into the hallowed halls...help![?]

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I have a couple pieces of plastic bits on the cockpit floor, and a steering column that drops into the lower most postion. I broke it! Question is , are parts atainable, is repair feasible and if not, if anyone else has experienced this can you simply "bolt" or fasten column in upper most position and please describe. I can get pics of bits, but the long and short is that even though the lever will engage and stay up...the column won't, it appears to not be engaging anything. The column has a Ford part markings and a square hub where it faces the dash, lever is on the left side of column.

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Here is a tough one, I need to get an ignition key for my MKIV. I have found and obtained 'chubb " blanks, have key codes and cut codes, but cannot find any one here in USA to cut them. any ideas? Jim AK1113

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I managed to break off a male portion of a 'tenex" on the rear behind the seats. what is the proper way to get the pieces out? Is this a screw in item?

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hello all, i wish to convert my MKIV to a nardi type steering wheel. Who has done it, what brand , pn's , adapters needed? thanks jin

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The leather restorer and I navigated the inside door panels today. Really not to bad. The chrome interior lock slide unscrews, there are two phillips screws in aft edge of door, 2 in leading edge of door (over the hinge-you'll need a ratchet side drive screw driver too get them out). To get at these you'll need to take the under dash lip filler pieces out, couple of phillips heads as well. The inside door handles unscrew easily and the slide the inside door unlock lever black plastic trim (can't recall whether it slid fore or aft) to release the panel there. As you might suspect you have an aluminum panel with leather trim in your hand.Bottom compartments ( for maps and such) can be taken off with a few screws, we left them on. As was posted earlier, the dash comes away after screws in underside are removed as well as some in side of lower portion going into tunnel. As soon as I figure out the picture attachment decoder, I'll post some pictures. Jim

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General Forum / Acedes spares
« on: March 08, 2007, 11:47:33 »
Can anyone give me the secret to contacting these folks?

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Some one was good enough to post the part number for this assembly a while ago, it may have been a Ford PN. I promply lost it & cannot frind it on site ...can the 'postee" repost please? Jim

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Does anyone have difinitive knowledge of location and angle of MKIV vs MKIII wind shields? Specifically ..are they in the same body location and is the angle (rake) the same? I ask as I'm trying to source a top for fitment.

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Has anyone had either of these off their MKIV or CRS or S/B? Would appreciate your knowledge. I have not looked at the as of yet, so pardon me if the answer is self explanatory.Have to get them to upholsterer. Thanks

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All, On my Mark IV, I've speedo, ammeter and one other gauge light out. With wide hands and stubbly fingers, replacement of even speedo bulb is impossible. Has anyone found a way to accopmlish this? The smaller gauges are a real mystery..I don't see taking the dash apart. Thanks, Jim

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General Forum / Cobra - The First Forty Years
« on: December 25, 2006, 01:55:51 »
Trevor,
   My wife made me a gift of this incredible 2006 tomb (sp) this evening for Christmas. I'm sure it will be well loved in this household and the world over. The pictures alone are magnificent, the story and text even better. This should start some interesting discussions on various sites. Congratulations!!!
   Jim AK1113

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