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Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion 7th August 2017, 01:50

Replies: 12 Tk bedford door glass Views: 36,101 Posted By mylesdw That works. My brother came over and sprayed the... That works. My brother came over and sprayed the doors over the weekend so I guess I'll have to start re-assembling them. Thanks for that

Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion 6th August 2017, 22:08

Replies: 12 Tk bedford door glass Views: 36,101 Posted By mylesdw Any chance of posting the pictures for this... Any chance of posting the pictures for this thread again? Photobucket has changed their policy and the links no longer work. Alternatively I can PM you with me email address.

Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion 18th May 2017, 21:40

Replies: 53 TK Questions Views: 123,046 Posted By mylesdw Yes, maybe it's a Kiwi thing. There was sound... Yes, maybe it's a Kiwi thing. There was sound deadening glued to the inside of the hinged metal panels also. The truck was assembled in Oz I think.

Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion 18th May 2017, 21:01

Replies: 53 TK Questions Views: 123,046 Posted By mylesdw Turns out they go on the rear of the engine side... Turns out they go on the rear of the engine side covers. Not sure of their purpose though since there is a full steel mudguard beneath them

Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion 8th May 2017, 21:25

Replies: 53 TK Questions Views: 123,046 Posted By mylesdw Here's where we're at at the moment Here's where we're at at the moment

Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion 8th May 2017, 21:08

Replies: 53 TK Questions Views: 123,046 Posted By mylesdw Mystery parts Any one recognise these? I know they look like mudflaps but I can't see how they fit back on and I'm beginning to wonder whether they are not TK parts at all. The metal brackets you see form a...

Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion 7th February 2017, 19:57

Replies: 5 Bedford MK Brake Bleeding Views: 23,803 Posted By mylesdw I think the pedal needs to be UP if you want to... I think the pedal needs to be UP if you want to bleed by gravity; it is the only time the reservoir is directly connected to the wheel cylinders. What sort of braking system is it? Is it...

Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion 12th January 2017, 06:06

Replies: 53 TK Questions Views: 123,046 Posted By mylesdw Any ideas why my 466 engine would have been... Any ideas why my 466 engine would have been fitted with a 3-terminal oil pressure switch? I'm guessing it is a changeover switch with NO/C/NC but what was it used for? The wiring loom only appears to...

Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion 11th November 2016, 02:02

Replies: 3 Bedford SL Views: 15,653 Posted By mylesdw Something inside the injector pump I guess Something inside the injector pump I guess

Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion 10th November 2016, 08:07

Replies: 3 Bedford SL Views: 15,653 Posted By mylesdw I would disconnect the cable at the injector pump... I would disconnect the cable at the injector pump and try operating it by hand; the cable may not be pulling far enough and adjustment is all that is needed.

Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion 28th October 2016, 04:01

Replies: 5 Bedford TK problem with air brake Views: 34,437 Posted By mylesdw The air comes out from the handbrake lever valve... The air comes out from the handbrake lever valve (not the servo) at the back of the cab where the lever bolts on. It's probably the valve, mine did that and I have a new valve to go on but I have not...

Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion 28th August 2016, 21:28

Replies: 53 TK Questions Views: 123,046 Posted By mylesdw Does anyone happen to know the torque setting... Does anyone happen to know the torque setting needed for fitting the clutch cover to a Bedford 466 engine with a 14" clutch.

Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion 21st July 2016, 20:29

Replies: 53 TK Questions Views: 123,046 Posted By mylesdw Shame we're not in the same country. I'd swap you... Shame we're not in the same country. I'd swap you a 466 for your 500T like a shot. That 500 turbo does not have a great reputation for reliability but it is much more powerful than the 466. I'd...

Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion 21st July 2016, 10:00

Replies: 53 TK Questions Views: 123,046 Posted By mylesdw Why don't you keep the turbo? Why don't you keep the turbo?

Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion 12th July 2016, 01:07

Replies: 53 TK Questions Views: 123,046 Posted By mylesdw My manual just shows it 'flying' but it does show... My manual just shows it 'flying' but it does show a little angle bracket. I guess it must be onto one of the starter mounting bolts. I was looking for an attachment point straight ahead but I notice...

Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion 11th July 2016, 20:59

Replies: 53 TK Questions Views: 123,046 Posted By mylesdw Does anyone out in TK land know where the clutch... Does anyone out in TK land know where the clutch arm return spring is meant to attach? At the rear it clips onto the clutch arm but there is nothing obvious forward of there for it to go onto. Any...

Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion 11th July 2016, 20:57

Replies: 53 TK Questions Views: 123,046 Posted By mylesdw For the sake of completeness - it's 240 lb/ft and... For the sake of completeness - it's 240 lb/ft and then more to align the split pin; you don't loosen it.

Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion 13th April 2016, 09:20

Replies: 53 TK Questions Views: 123,046 Posted By mylesdw Does anyone know the procedure for tightening... Does anyone know the procedure for tightening this nut after replacing the propshaft centre bush. It tightens up exactly between two slots and if you back it off it is not much more than finger...

Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion 29th January 2016, 01:44

Replies: 7 Bedford MK 4x4 gearbox Views: 16,585 Posted By mylesdw Here are my thoughts and I'm NOT an expert - ... Here are my thoughts and I'm NOT an expert - 1. First check the gear linkage. If you are very lucky you'll find that is is worn and simply not engaging the gear properly. 2. Next pull the...

Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion 5th January 2016, 23:27

Replies: 53 TK Questions Views: 123,046 Posted By mylesdw That makes a lot of sense; I understand the... That makes a lot of sense; I understand the different failure modes now. BTW - Happy New Year!

Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion 5th January 2016, 19:27

Replies: 53 TK Questions Views: 123,046 Posted By mylesdw The truck is 1980 and has dual air circuits... The truck is 1980 and has dual air circuits driving a servo to dual hydraulic circuits. The handbrake is a spring brake on the rear axle that operates the wheel hydraulic cylinders mechanically. ...

Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion 5th January 2016, 09:37

Replies: 53 TK Questions Views: 123,046 Posted By mylesdw Does anyone know what the two air brake circuits... Does anyone know what the two air brake circuits are called? One is the service brake and the other? One is fed from the smaller of the two tanks and goes via the foot valve to the 'end' of the...

Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion 7th December 2015, 03:55

Replies: 3 Tight Bedford 330 Views: 14,480 Posted By mylesdw Are they definitely STD bearings? They haven't... Are they definitely STD bearings? They haven't supplied under-size ones by mistake? Just a thought.

Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion 11th October 2015, 21:48

Replies: 22 TK shocks Views: 44,326 Posted By mylesdw The 'thread angle' is the significant value,... The 'thread angle' is the significant value, taper is different again and only applies to tapered threads.

Forum: Vintage Truck Discussion 10th October 2015, 20:36

Replies: 22 TK shocks Views: 44,326 Posted By mylesdw BSP is a whitworth thread form - 55 degree angle... BSP is a whitworth thread form - 55 degree angle with radiused tips; NPT is a UN thread form - 60 degree angle and 'square' tips. Some sizes have the same pitch but others don't. My guess would be...

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