As I recall, some time ago when converting from manuel to auto on one of my MBs, I had to change the end of the cable where it was inserted into the "socket" of the transmission. As I recall it was a male/female type of a mismatch. Can't recall if we changed the end or the whole cable

Or perhaps a nut found it way into the top of the Carby while the air cleaner was off and found its way into one of the combustion chambers. That might account for the tic...tic...tic and rapid onset of the zero compression and the state of the electrode on the end of the plug. A small magnet, well ...

Have tried to ring you mate, to no avail. Did all the panel work on the Yellow MB,
in the process of finishing primer coat. Thanks for the help installing the rebuilt Carb.

Where are you located?

In medicine, it is standard practice to get a second opinion before commiting to major surjury. That said, I would first put a new oil pressure sender unit into that old engine. That would cost less than $20

95 church rd is my home address. Saturday or Sunday afternoon between 12 noon and 4PM is good. My home phone is (07) 3865 6758 or 0423 687 189.

I traced the old one onto some marine carpet. No glue needed, as I cut the slats that look like wood from a discarded window blind. Measure the distance with a string, cut the exact length or a little longer, put them (the slats) in upside down, push up from the middle and they will snap in and hold...

I have several, I am at 95 Church Rd Zillmere (4034). Best to bring the old pulley and $10.

There is a 1986 MB on ebay. the advert says "original glossy yellow paint", but the paint code is not 15V but rather 19P. It looks an OK vehicle but want a 15v.
does anyone have a clue about what colour this vehicle started its assemblyline career with?

Brand New F5a ?? Please, How brand New? and price? Thanks Bill Lally

Could it be that someone has by passed or eliminated the headlight relay??

AN F8B SWAP IS THE QUICKEST WAY TO UPGRADE, and the least expensive

I have a dash

I also have an elaberate Japanese Firetruck roof rack assembly that was attached to an MB ( Mightyboy ) fire assist vehicle in Japan

Where are you located, I have 6 mighty boys and the dash and F8B YOU SAY YOU REQUIRE