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Fuel filter on 320/6 - servicing
Posted: Sun Nov 14, 2010 12:19 am
by DrGonzoPOW
Will my 320/6 have one of those little see through filters with the carb, or is the filter just the mesh on the fuel tank transmitter and in the fuel pump housing ? Im reading conflicting things from haynes and eurocar/ebay.
Im gonna fit that webber and give it a nice servicing before. I could probably do with changing the timing belt too. Would it be a good idea to buy a kit from euro for 43 quid ? Ta
Re: Fuel filter on 320/6 - servicing
Posted: Sun Nov 14, 2010 6:42 pm
by drjim
Speak to Murran, he got a timing bellt etc for my Baur at a cracking price. I think you will have an inline plastic filter jobbie.
Jim
Re: Fuel filter on 320/6 - servicing
Posted: Sun Nov 14, 2010 6:56 pm
by murran
£43? bloody hell.
got the bits for jims @ trade from gsf.... the cam belts about £10 and the roller is about £8!
if you cant find a little plastic see thru "jobbie" then just get one and chop an inch out of the feed line under the bonnet somewhere logical and fit it in there.
Re: Fuel filter on 320/6 - servicing
Posted: Sun Nov 14, 2010 7:47 pm
by DrGonzoPOW
I cant find one anywhere so will have to i guess.
Could you get hold of a timing belt kit cheap for me mate ? Back in Wakey now so sorting the money out and getting it would be easy enough. I work in Sheff quite a bit anyway. I was even behind you in rush hour a few weeks back. Gave you the thumbs up but think you were too busy drinking your stella and smoking a bifta

Re: Fuel filter on 320/6 - servicing
Posted: Sun Nov 14, 2010 8:53 pm
by murran
didnt even see you!
yeah i can pick up a belt and stuff for you. you wanting a water pump too? drjims was about £22 inc vat?
Re: Fuel filter on 320/6 - servicing
Posted: Sun Nov 14, 2010 10:35 pm
by DrGonzoPOW
Ha, you wouldnt have noticed me anyway mate, i was in a red combo van.
I guess i may aswell with the water-pump yeah. i really need to start putting some money into it and getting it nice and running well. Lemme know how much it'll come to please and ill get some money to you before you order owt. Who fitted Jims timing belt kit for him ?
Cheers
Re: Fuel filter on 320/6 - servicing
Posted: Sun Nov 14, 2010 10:40 pm
by drjim
My timing belt and water pump was fitted by Murran while I located exhaust studs/bits and messed about with the wrong manifolds etc. Happy to provide a reference!
Re: Fuel filter on 320/6 - servicing
Posted: Mon Nov 15, 2010 3:26 pm
by DrGonzoPOW
Cool, did you do it at Murrans garage ? Mine's off the road at the mo but once i ger all the carb and bits on im gonna put it through its mot again
Re: Fuel filter on 320/6 - servicing
Posted: Mon Nov 15, 2010 10:20 pm
by murran
actually it now seems like i do a mobile mechanic service for jim lol..........
youve been to the garage i work at havent you gonzo? you could drop me the cash in at work if you want, £50 will easily cover it.... i'll give you the change.
or with you being reasonably local.... i could come and fit it for you, if you wana cover my fuel and slip a 20 in my pocket, provide cups of coffee and interesting conversation????
Re: Fuel filter on 320/6 - servicing
Posted: Tue Nov 16, 2010 2:28 pm
by DrGonzoPOW
Whatever would be easiest for you mate. Ive just got my carb through right this second and its sitting next to me having a coffee. Im going to try and get it on Sunday weather permitting.
Its gonna be a while until i can get the car back on the road as it still needs tax and mot. I could really do with resolving the long running issue of my sunroof leaking too before i can drive it properly. I know where your garage is so i can nip round with some money for you one day no probs and get all the parts together. As for fitting it all, is it a job you could do in someones garden?? Prob be after crimbo by the time its all ready to go anyway. Would be greatly appreciated and some brass in it for you mate, cheers
Re: Fuel filter on 320/6 - servicing
Posted: Tue Nov 16, 2010 7:20 pm
by murran
in the garden is fine for me, weather permitting.
thatd be cool.
Re: Fuel filter on 320/6 - servicing
Posted: Tue Nov 16, 2010 11:36 pm
by DrGonzoPOW
Nice one, id really appreciate it. If you could show me how to do it id have a go myself next time too.
Just looking at this carb i got through. All the numbers on the box are for the DGMS but im pretty sure I have the DGAS. There's no mechanism on the side for the manual choke cable to go, its just got what looks like the water activated choke housing from the solex with an inlet and outlet. Mmmmm