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1415
Hi folks. I'm just about to replace the pads on my girlfriend's 33 but I'm used to working on older cars ('63 AH Sprite). How do you get the pads out, I'm used...
jeremycogman
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Apr 14, 2002
11:36 am
1416
Hi With most 33 calipers you remove the whole unit to change the pads. Once it is off you can remove the hydraulic unit from the carrier (you dont need to...
Keith Walker
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Apr 16, 2002
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1417
Hi Guys, I have re-entered the Alfa ownership and bought a series 2 33 (previously owned a Sud). Anyway, the car had a blown head gasket when I bought it and I...
stelzerbe
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Apr 16, 2002
3:23 am
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No Ben, It is that simple. ... Guys, ... http://messenger.yahoo.com.au - Yahoo! Messenger - A great way to communicate long-distance for FREE!...
Grant Keen
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Apr 16, 2002
4:28 am
1419
Cheers for that. The car has Lockheed calipers. In the end I took the hydraulic unit off the carrier to do it and took the opportunity to lubricate the pins...
Jeremy Cogman
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Apr 16, 2002
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Speaking of head gaskets, how easy are they to change on a 16V engine? Anyone interested in my 1991H 33 P4? MOT just run out, but no reason why it shouldn't...
Roebuck, Alex
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Apr 16, 2002
10:32 am
1421
... shafts. It looks like it is as simple as undoing the hex cap screws and the CV drive shaft will just drop down and the gearbox can come out, but that...
Keith Walker
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Apr 16, 2002
7:56 pm
1422
Hi Alfa seemed to use loads of different calipers on the 33. The 1.3 series 3 I have is the only car that uses its front caliper, and it was never imported to...
Keith Walker
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Apr 16, 2002
7:56 pm
1423
... << Nightmare! I drove my P4 through a deep puddle and blew a head gasket (amoung other damage). In theory it is possible on a 16V to get the heads off with...
Keith Walker
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Apr 16, 2002
7:57 pm
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Yes I was offered the choice of two different bendix pads, and two lucas as well as the girling and that was even specifying exact model and year. Yup it's...
Jeremy Cogman
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Apr 17, 2002
7:39 am
1425
Guys, I have almost got the engine out and am starting to rebuild the head. The question I have is once I assemble the head and the camshaft carrier and...
stelzerbe
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Apr 17, 2002
6:12 pm
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Hi Which pads did you go for? I think the Bendix pads are what Alfa used originally. Most of the time I have been quite happy with the Mintex pads. They seem...
Keith Walker
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Apr 17, 2002
6:44 pm
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Standard girling pads from a motor factors I'm afraid, nothing fancy! Interestingly I think they were made in the US! ... From: Keith Walker To:...
Jeremy Cogman
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Apr 17, 2002
8:32 pm
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... nothing fancy! Interestingly I think they were made in the US!<< The Mintex ones normally come from Partco. All the best Keith...
Keith Walker
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Apr 17, 2002
9:32 pm
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Hi There is a special tool to compress the cam bucket to allow you to remove and replace the shim. The Haynes manual shows a fabricated tool to do the same job...
Keith Walker
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Apr 18, 2002
6:49 am
1430
yes there is a special tool, similar as used on FIAT and FERRARI But its quite easy to fabricate....
nobody
ngarav
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Apr 20, 2002
4:40 pm
1431
does any have any colour pictures of the trofeo sud from the 1970's. i am look for pictures of the decals that came with the kit from autodelta as i am want to...
tlagor
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Apr 30, 2002
6:04 am
1432
I dont have color pitures of the sud,...... but I have a very perfect model (scale 1:43). On the box it says Alfasud Trofeu, and it has a beautifully wide...
Alfafan
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Apr 30, 2002
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That would be great if you could as its the only colour ones I know of. thankyou Regards Tony ... From: Alfafan <ip220569@...> To:...
TONY LAGOR
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May 1, 2002
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Hi Tony, it might pay to have a look at Tim Rauen's site for more info on the original Trofeo cars: http://www.8ung.at/alfasud/asmo4e.html (colour pics of the...
Alex Jenner
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May 1, 2002
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Hi all, I'm replacing the front brake calipers on the front of my Alfasud. Any special pitfalls to be aware of? I don't care about reconnecting the handbrake...
Alex Jenner
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May 1, 2002
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Found my first major problem and I guess it might be specific to cars with the 4->1 exhaust (as common in New Zealand Trofeo cars). Removed bolts from right...
Alex Jenner
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May 2, 2002
9:44 am
1437
... cars ... Removed ... driveshafts) ... moves ... Lex, When I replaced the manifold on my Sud I was advised by the chief engineer at work to use brass nuts...
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May 2, 2002
7:24 pm
1438
Hi Alex If you do decide to take the handbrake cable off (as I have done) be aware of the fact that this will affect the performance of your brakes as a whole....
Grant Keen
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May 2, 2002
9:59 pm
1439
Thanks Grant, I had spare set of calipers which I got a brake specialist to remove all those internal handbrake related parts and rebuild the calipers, so that...
Alex Jenner
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May 2, 2002
10:49 pm
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... Any special pitfalls to be aware of?< Hullo Lex, I've sometimes had problems unscrewing the rigid brake lines from the calipers - hard to get at, and...
Graham&Joan Hilder
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May 3, 2002
3:51 am
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Thanks Graham and all others that made suggestions, but now I seem to have another problem. Worked most of Saturday and half the night to get the car ready for...
Alex Jenner
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May 5, 2002
1:07 pm
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Sorry to hear of your problems, Lex- it's a devil of a thing when you slave your guts out to be ready for an event the next day and it all turns to custard....
Graham&Joan Hilder
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May 6, 2002
10:29 pm
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Hello all, Sorry to hear about your brakes Alex. Can't shed any light on that specifically. Like Graham, I've just had m/c's fail outright. On the brake...
John Russell
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May 7, 2002
7:16 am
1444
Hi All.. I'm from Perth in Western Australia. I own a 1984 alfa 33, which is also known as the QV version. I love the car for both the driving and racing...
hblade
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May 9, 2002
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