Triumphrat

cafetbird · 03-19-2009

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Originally Posted by Radiator

Just curious if New Bonneville made it right regarding the Monza cap....I have had nothing but great customer service from them in the past for my Speedmaster. Also, I am going to need to do something about my gas cap on the TB....do you like it?

Read back to #24, Rad....

Mag00 · 03-20-2009

I need to apologize to Jan if my comments about his fabricated gas cap seemed harsh. I didn't intend them to be. Jan, the cap you made is beautiful and really a very good idea on your part. Unfortunately, I have no skills or equipment, or access to the equipment to make such a part.

Tbirdnz · 03-21-2009

Have to thank Jan for the great filter pics, these are worth keeping in the tips and tricks sub-forum. When this thread goes cold I'll move them out to their own thread.

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Ride on !

The filter pics were extracted from this thread and put into their own thread named 'Pics of gas tap and filters - Thunderbird class' in the above subforum 'Maintenance tips and tricks for the T3 Classic'

Here's the link:

http://www.triumphrat.net/maintenanc...ird-class.html

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triumphjan · 03-21-2009

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Originally Posted by Mag00

I need to apologize to Jan if my comments about his fabricated gas cap seemed harsh. I didn't intend them to be. Jan, the cap you made is beautiful and really a very good idea on your part. Unfortunately, I have no skills or equipment, or access to the equipment to make such a part.

I think i misunderstood your post.
I think in Dutch en write in Englisch, not a good combination,no hard feelings.

One tip you must pay attention , no chipping paint of fueltank, but black paint of engine.(cothing)
Intake manifolds.(foto,s) TBS 1998 30000 KM.
When you have a black engine.

Cheers jan.

cafetbird · 03-21-2009

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Originally Posted by Mag00

I need to apologize to Jan if my comments about his fabricated gas cap seemed harsh. I didn't intend them to be. Jan, the cap you made is beautiful and really a very good idea on your part. Unfortunately, I have no skills or equipment, or access to the equipment to make such a part.

I understand the skill issue, Mag, but you do realise that the only tools this requires is a hack saw, a few files, and some sandpaper? Maybe a hand drill and bit if you want to add the dimples. Aluminum is really easy to work with.

I am searching for a scrap of billet around here as we speak - we'll see how it turns out!