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Hebe
4th June 2010, 08:03 AM
Hi,

I am back. Sorry for being absent for so long. Work, new baby and all the other excuses.

Meanwhile Hebe has been taken apart, painted, engine reconditioned, and many new old stock parts obtained.... I will update with pictures soon.

Two questions:

A)
I still need a new Wiring Loom. Any recomendations where to get one? (Need to add indicators as well). As original looking but cheap as possible... I would prefer to deal with a supplier in Melbourne, but then again... I wouldn't mind ordering one from the UK. Any suggestions? Experiences?

B)
Next I have my transmission out. It would be a good time to recondition it. However, who can do this in Melbourne at a reasonable price? It was previously working... just the regular old age looseness etc. Should I recondition, or just put it back in? If yes, where?

Thanks,

Kris

Scallops
4th June 2010, 08:15 AM
You have the Series 1 Shop - in Victoria - they have your loom. I've bought various things from them and they are good.

http://www.seriesoneshop.com/contents/en-us/d15.html#p59

JDNSW
4th June 2010, 10:06 AM
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B)
Next I have my transmission out. It would be a good time to recondition it. However, who can do this in Melbourne at a reasonable price? It was previously working... just the regular old age looseness etc. Should I recondition, or just put it back in? If yes, where?

Thanks,

Kris

If you have it out, I would be inclined to at least check it over. It is likely that there is nothing much wrong with it, but quite possibly a few bearings and seals could do with replacing. If you were able to pull your Series 1 apart, and plan to reassemble it, and have a workshop manual and parts book, then there is no reason why you can't do this yourself - you would learn a lot, and save a lot of money.

John

Tote
4th June 2010, 11:00 AM
I ordered one from Autosparks in the UK a few weeks ago. 204 Pounds delivered and it took about 3 weeks for a 107 with blinkers as well as the headlight loom. Very good service, you ask them for a quote via email and then once it's done they send you a link to the quote to order on line.
Ended up being $343.98 AUD

Regards,
Tote

back_in
4th June 2010, 05:03 PM
Hi
get it from U.K.
quality product
far cheaper than getting it from Vinwire
who get their's from same place
cheers
Ian

groucho
4th June 2010, 05:10 PM
Hi
get it from U.K.
quality product
far cheaper than getting it from Vinwire
who get their's from same place
cheers
Ian

I thought the made their own
or are we being had ?

digger
6th June 2010, 12:28 AM
check out
' S.1. 1956 LWB '

MY THREAD, START AT POST #72.

"VINTAGECARPARTS" IS THE GO... $299 INCL POSTAGE!!

DIGGER

(See the attached file re looms etc and prices... uk vs aus now worse but still worth checking!= ask for a diagram with it! )

digger

drifter
6th June 2010, 09:21 AM
check out
' S.1. 1956 LWB '

MY THREAD, START AT POST #72.

"VINTAGECARPARTS" IS THE GO... $299 INCL POSTAGE!!

DIGGER

(See the attached file re looms etc and prices... uk vs aus now worse but still worth checking!= ask for a diagram with it! )

digger

Link to Diggers post: http://www.aulro.com/afvb/1211546-post72.html

Hebe
6th June 2010, 10:07 AM
Hi, first let me ask all you guys... anyone out there in/around Melbourne who could have a look at my transmission?

Thanks,

Kris



check out
' S.1. 1956 LWB '

MY THREAD, START AT POST #72.

"VINTAGECARPARTS" IS THE GO... $299 INCL POSTAGE!!

DIGGER

(See the attached file re looms etc and prices... uk vs aus now worse but still worth checking!= ask for a diagram with it! )

digger

Hi Digger,

Thanks for that. I had a look at your post. I also requested a quote from them and got their Excel sheet. Since it lists extras, what did you end up ordering yourself?

Regards,

Kris

digger
6th June 2010, 08:50 PM
Hi Digger,

Thanks for that. I had a look at your post. I also requested a quote from them and got their Excel sheet. Since it lists extras, what did you end up ordering yourself?

Regards,

Kris

I got advice from someone I would consider an expert!..

will PM what I have!
(havent opened mine, still awaiting dismantling room to do it properly!)

cheers
digger

chris1983rangie
8th June 2010, 01:05 PM
Vintage Wiring Harness - High Quality Replacement Automotive Wiring Harnesses (http://www.vinwire.com.au/)

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