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AA man agreed with my diagnosis. SO

Tx Tom, it is great stuff. When I tried the bottom of doors I had bowing and as I stuck with trying and trying the flux made a right mess of the good steel. Eventually gave up but I guess a panel with a bit of strength in it, keeps it shape. Brads right in re-using the lead/solder but it was a lot c...

Assuming you have checked for leakage by removing drums etc on brakes and found nothing, have you checked behind the rubber boot on the rear cylinder. If the piston seal is bad it could allow air to be sucked in and fluid to be held in the rubber boot. Another area for air to get in is through the M...

Thanks Tony, but that was 20 years ago.

Air in fluid but I guess youve checked that. Rear wheel cylinder not set right if using non self adjusting mechanism.

Do you loose fluid and have to keep topping up or does the fluid level come back?

I used to a lot of repair and scratch rebuild of this sort of thing. Do you have a picture of the culprit and I could advise a best course of action

Ive been told you would also need to do this. I'd confirm that first.

Could be worse.

OMG. Your doing what I want to do on my bonnet. How did you get the curve front to back, did you use a shrinker?

And the wheel arch is done. What repair section did you use, original from another wing. Did you fill the gaps between the stiches? Looks really straight.

Your lead loading is making me want to give it another go. I tried once and gave up. It was the bottom of a door and warped. Great stuff.

I would treat them as seperate problems. Did they work before. Have you done something recently and they both went? My rev counter has never worked. The fuel guage didnt work due to a faulty voltage regulator, Does your temp gauge also not work? if so thats were Id look they are connected. Either a ...

Leaking float chamber.

Front suspension can be a problem on the top of spring. Heres a link to a previous STOC chat. Should be all you need.

http://www.sunbeamtiger.co.uk/forum/vie ... 1df8de2626

Love those Image wheels but £1K a set plus tyres.

Come on Brad what wheels do you want

I remember an Alpine that won the wooden spoon award back in the 80's. It had 6" nails holding it together.