The club has a rotisserie for loan somewhere.  Pictures of it can be found in JH Photo Gallery.  http://jhppg.com/gallery/album40/fPrimer1 Works fine with a pair of saw ...   07-10-2006 07:58 pm

Pilkington acquired the JH original glass manufacturer and still supplies windscreens for the JH.  They are worldwide and have offices in Canada.  (This is where ...   05-30-2006 10:34 pm

Hello Ty, Sounds like a PO did not press the bearing in all the way to spec.  during an overhaul.  You really should not try to ...   05-29-2006 06:23 pm

The reset for the trip odometer is located under the steering column in a hole in the rubber steering cowl.   ...   05-26-2006 07:56 pm

If the leak is minor you can try "stop leak".  I would only try the non-metalic type.  I had the same problem after a new ...   05-25-2006 03:44 am

If you have eliminated the usual coolant connections and the intake manifold and freeze plugs, then you might want to check head gasket.  It is ...   05-19-2006 11:25 pm

Mark is correct.  If the bulb is out or fails the alternator will not provide a charge.  ...   05-17-2006 01:03 am

Once you locate the holes, the J badge mounts via a "push fix", p/n 67160.  I obtained my last ones from Delta.  Quite simply, a ...   05-09-2006 02:08 am

JH's did not come with a rubber pad on the gas pedal.  The only pads are on the brake and clutch pedals.   ...   05-03-2006 12:32 pm

I have a list at home.  I will send you one when I return later this week. Jim ...   04-12-2006 09:01 am

I also was quite frustrated at trying to put these on with the clips I bought from Delta.  I found it quite a bit easier ...   03-22-2006 02:14 am

Hello Dave, Welcome aboard.  There are a few of us that are not too far from you.  We have Adam in Poughkeepsie with a 74 JH, ...   02-10-2006 02:34 am

Side marker lights use 6-32 nuts. For steel bumper vehicles, The front bumper flasher unit uses 8-32 nuts. The front bumper flasher lens uses 6-32x1 1/4 inch long ...   01-31-2006 12:28 am

OK.  Give me an address and I'll get it out pronto. ...   01-18-2006 09:36 pm

I have a torn one that looks complete except for having the tear.  I'll send it if you think it will work. ...   01-18-2006 12:10 am

British Wiring sells a hazard switch with the correct pinouts that match the JH wiring harness and can be plugged in directly  Unforunately, the switch ...   08-16-2005 07:50 pm

Ron, I inadvertantly caught the spring in the lip seal with the splined shaft and could not understand why the shaft would not go in easily.  ...   07-08-2005 09:19 pm

Ron, JHs with the Lockheed rear drum brakes use the handbrake for adjustment as you describe.  I am unfamiliar with the earlier Girling rear brake systems. Jim ...   06-16-2005 02:35 am

I have noticed that Flex-A-Lite has a "Flex-a-lite model 365 Scirocco fan" that looks very interesting.  It is close in dimensions and only 2 1/2" deep ...   06-10-2005 02:52 am

Andrew, According to my records the following are Lucas P/Ns that are equivalent: 25615 = 25691 = 25710 = 25743 = 28691 = S3116 My starter catalog ...   06-07-2005 03:09 pm

Paul, The filler plug and the drain plug are identical.  They are both P/N 93091.  As I recall, all the transmission hardware is SAE and not ...   06-06-2005 04:44 pm

Judson, THANKS!! You were "spot on".  My Pertronix coil does have an internal resistor so I disconnected the white/yellow at starter and coil ends and tach ...   06-05-2005 01:42 am

When I turn my key to the start position (starter cranking) my tach needle rapidly swings up past 8000 and pins.  When I release the ...   06-04-2005 11:02 pm

Andrew, I cobbled the grommet from a "Mr. Gasket" generic shift boot sold at my local AdvanceAuto store.  I believe it costs about $8.  It's far ...   06-04-2005 11:06 am

Here's a picture.  Jim ...   06-03-2005 11:53 pm

Andrew, It is not uncommon to have engine oil specified for manual transmissions.  For the JH the 20-50 works well.  I believe many have tried variations ...   06-03-2005 05:20 pm

Please remember that an important function of the "airbox" is to capture the liquid and let it drain back.  If you note the airbox is ...   06-03-2005 05:02 pm

Hello Wayne, The large breather hose that comes from the rear of the block goes into the "air box" on the factory original.  On later models ...   06-02-2005 11:33 pm

Hello Andrew, On my car the top tab connects to a small L bracket that attaches to the PDWA and the bottom tab connects to the ...   06-02-2005 07:07 pm

George and Judson, Thanks for the replies.  It apparantly is quite feasible to convert to an electric fan cooling system.  I am not quite sure if there ...   05-26-2005 04:41 pm

Has anyone switched "completely" to an electric cooling fan and eliminated the engine driven fan?  If so, can you relate your experience, type of fan, ...   05-24-2005 09:15 pm

I too have found the Group 56 to fit nicely.  The height of the 51 scares me a little as the positive terminal seems to be ...   05-24-2005 09:06 pm

Brett, Your jetting seems pretty good to me.  I am running 45s in my 2.0 with essentially that jetting and am not having any problem.  What ...   05-24-2005 02:26 am

As a point of interest, I recall my steering collars were originally held in place by a small rubber band.  I thought this to be ...   05-17-2005 08:06 pm

Hello Brett, I went through the same issues with my first set of Dellorto's a few years ago.  For the stock 907 I strongly suggest using ...   05-12-2005 10:49 pm

Here is sketch of the hard top bracket with the dimensions for fabrication. Regards, Jim ...   04-19-2005 08:59 pm

Hello Mark, The pictured hardware are the factory brackets and bolts that came with my car from the dealer.  The rods are simply carriage bolts.  Sounds like ...   04-18-2005 02:58 pm

Here's a photo of the hardtop brackets. Jim ...   04-18-2005 11:54 am

I put together a list of some of the hardware when I did my restoration.  I will email you my excel spreadsheet.  General rule is all ...   04-10-2005 01:19 am

My parts car came with the wheel and I thought I would give it a try.  I am just getting the car registered today for ...   03-31-2005 11:58 am