New cylinder block exhaust pipe
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New cylinder block exhaust pipe
Hi people
Has anyone one else had issues with the new cylinder blocks and exhaust pipe fittings?
Mine doesn’t line up at all. Will try to sort out uploading photos tonight.
Any thoughts??
Has anyone one else had issues with the new cylinder blocks and exhaust pipe fittings?
Mine doesn’t line up at all. Will try to sort out uploading photos tonight.
Any thoughts??
Bryanh9904- Number of posts : 99
Age : 39
Location : Horley
Registration date : 2014-02-04
Re: New cylinder block exhaust pipe
As I remember, I had to remove a considerable amount at the bottom of the oval flange each side by the mounting holes, in order to clear two of the cylinder stud nuts, but that was all. It was a fair amount to remove.
the governer- Number of posts : 69
Age : 68
Location : dorset
Registration date : 2013-10-06
Re: New cylinder block exhaust pipe
Has this worked??
Bryanh9904- Number of posts : 99
Age : 39
Location : Horley
Registration date : 2014-02-04
Bryanh9904- Number of posts : 99
Age : 39
Location : Horley
Registration date : 2014-02-04
Bryanh9904- Number of posts : 99
Age : 39
Location : Horley
Registration date : 2014-02-04
Bryanh9904- Number of posts : 99
Age : 39
Location : Horley
Registration date : 2014-02-04
Re: New cylinder block exhaust pipe
Apologises if there are doubled photos!seems the holes don’t line up..... any help would be appriciated
Bryanh9904- Number of posts : 99
Age : 39
Location : Horley
Registration date : 2014-02-04
Re: New cylinder block exhaust pipe
Hi
First thing I notice. You have triple thickness on the cleading. I trimmed mine so it is single.
Once the brass strap is tightened down on the spacers you should have enough space.
Also I think you have the brass band on top of the cylinder flange. You need to notch slightly so it fits between the flange and the brackets for the exciter dynamo. This will also give you the clearance needed.
The stud under the blast pipe flange is cut low with a half nut on it.
Here about half way down the page shows my banding in detail.
First thing I notice. You have triple thickness on the cleading. I trimmed mine so it is single.
Once the brass strap is tightened down on the spacers you should have enough space.
Also I think you have the brass band on top of the cylinder flange. You need to notch slightly so it fits between the flange and the brackets for the exciter dynamo. This will also give you the clearance needed.
The stud under the blast pipe flange is cut low with a half nut on it.
Here about half way down the page shows my banding in detail.
lynnr- Number of posts : 3242
Age : 55
Location : Highland, 4inch showman
Registration date : 2010-08-06
Re: New cylinder block exhaust pipe
That's gonna leak like basket! The flange shouldn't be altered on the exhaust pipe, even with a gasket it'll leak. The studs need cutting down & a half nut fitted, there's enough fixings for the cylinder block but only two for the exhaust pipe. Also with mine the flange needed flattening off first as although it looked flat when fine wet & dry/ thin oil and a pane of glass were used it was anything but and I had dribbles when the engine worked hard which was annoying. Now its flat it's tight as a drum & no dribbles.
Steve Traill- Number of posts : 800
Age : 67
Location : Illogan Redruth Cornwall
Registration date : 2008-06-29
Re: New cylinder block exhaust pipe
I echo Steve and Lynn's comments.
The studs under the flange holes need to be ground down to the height of a half nut and half nuts fitted.
you might want to get a replacement blast pipe as it looks like you have ground way to much off it off.
I had to slightly flatten the bottom edge underneath the flange just a smudge to get the holes to align.
Didn't use a gasket just a smear of graphite paste and tightened up good.
Never had any leaks or dribbles.
Nick
The studs under the flange holes need to be ground down to the height of a half nut and half nuts fitted.
you might want to get a replacement blast pipe as it looks like you have ground way to much off it off.
I had to slightly flatten the bottom edge underneath the flange just a smudge to get the holes to align.
Didn't use a gasket just a smear of graphite paste and tightened up good.
Never had any leaks or dribbles.
Nick
sonick45- Number of posts : 511
Location : Barton-Le-Clay (Beds)
Registration date : 2009-01-26
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