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Baron von Marlon replied to the thread P6B S Project Car.I'll be interested to hear if it makes a difference! -
I found an old P6B air cleaner casing - painted a dreadful red, pretty scrappy condition. Cleaned it back to bare metal, painted it...
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Some of you probably know I started a company a few years ago to reverse engineer, remanufacture and design parts for classic cars. I...
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Baron von Marlon replied to the thread Lucky Breathes Easy.So, in theory, the shape and size of the inlet helps pressurise the filter canister? In that case perhaps, as you say, it's more...
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Baron von Marlon reacted to Wilfred Oldtimer's post in the thread Yellow headlights on my P6, would it work ? with
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Hello, I installed the yellow headlights finally, I think it’s suits the colour of the car and the fact that it’s an oldtimer. Have a... -
Baron von Marlon reacted to dms's post in the thread Ex-Met Police 3500 P6 sold at Historics Auction, Ascot with Like.
Hi Guys. I am the new proud owner of the ex Metropolitan Police Car and very new to Rover P6 cars... Although my brother is very well...
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Re negative comments about oiled K&N filters - I have seen some comments that a tendency to over oil these (more is better, right?) can...
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Baron von Marlon replied to the thread New Project begins, 1974 P6 3500 V8.I think it's unlikely to be the gearbox bearings - if it was bad enough to be causing that kind of problem then it would be making a...
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Baron von Marlon reacted to sdibbers's post in the thread P6 Bulkhead Insulation/Soundproofing with Like.
I used 12mm sound insulating foam with high mass vinyl to deaden sound and vibration. It made a real difference to noise and fatigue on...
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Baron von Marlon replied to the thread New Project begins, 1974 P6 3500 V8.Yep, shouldn't be the slipper pads then. How odd - with all of those new parts, nothing else springs to mind. Hope you manage to get...
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Baron von Marlon replied to the thread Diff plug-any ideas?.Must be something that happens with these - mine is also seized solid, but luckily didn't shear when I tried to remove it.
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Baron von Marlon replied to the thread New Project begins, 1974 P6 3500 V8.You've been busy! That's looking great and that's a lovely finish on the valence and the other parts you've painted. Cellulose again...
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Baron von Marlon reacted to mrtask's post in the thread My '72 P6 V8 is back in use on UK roads and once again wearing its silver on black 'K' plates! with Like.
I was delighted to get my old jalopy back today, having had the broken N/S diff output shaft replaced. I am so glad to be able to call...
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If you do go down the SD1 cannister route , just be aware the larger throat will hit the top of the carburettor tower. May be a lump of...
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Baron von Marlon replied to the thread 1972 P6 V8 - The Lush.Thanks for the info. I might just try enlarging the intake of the P6 one later in the year.