Austin Ten Drivers Club

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When my boot lock was broken, by an over-enthusiastic twist by a mate, I bought a mini boot handle and fitted that. In appearance it is quite close and has a modern lock. But my Cambridge does not have original door handles either.

That's good. Maybe I should get one!

Brian There is a guide on loading photos in the members forum. Basically you need to prepare your photo by compressing it for the web and in your post click on add attachment and select the compressed pic from your photo-file then click on place inline. You may need to click return key once or twice...

Fact Sheet No 5. Find it in the members area of this site under Technical Documents

Many thanks to everyone for great information, the only thing I now need to know,is if I cannot find any wires there, does the new wire need a specific rating. Thanks If it is the D wire I think the short answer is "beefy" as it takes the charge from the dynamo, but I don't know how to calculate ra...

Pics on Facebook show that this was another good Howardian Hills event. Look forward to a report in the magazine

Possible causes:

• Pedal stuck under footmat
• Broken return spring
• linkage needs lubrication - light oil
• linkage jams on something
• butterfly in carb sticking

Suggest U get an assistant to move the throttle pedal while you look at the mechanism under the bonnet.

All Cambridge are 2- brush with voltage regulator (in control box). 3-brush went out sometime in 1934 with the 10. D on the control box is correct, the other connection being Ign on the back of the switch

Please email me at moderator@austintendriversclub.com and I will send U contact details for this event.

We don't put members private data on the public area of the site as that attracts spam, scams & hackers. hence the "see magazine" line.