The Triumph 2000 / 2500 / 2·5 Register Forum

No Stags please...

Spoke to the owners and theirs was made in September 1973

If I'm laughing; it is not at you, but with you.

That small deflector plate must have been designed to 'really' annoy people. I think using S/S screws and nuts help for the next time it has to come apart.

Sorry yes, in existance.

Just seen a saphire blue M Reg MkII PI Estate. This is a pre-facelift; grill, instruments, seats etc.

The commission plate is MG80xxx, the engine is MG81xxx and it has the dual balance pipe throttle bodies.

Just wondering if there are any later pre-facelift estates?

Would anyone have a spare Bracket for mounting the remote servo onto the battery tray and the plate for mounting the master cylinder to the bulkhead on a MkI PI?

Otherwise I'm going to have to get copying my saloon brackets for the estate...

I have always been happy with helicoiling the trailing arm studs. Never had a problem with one subsequently.

Bear in mind the Stag traling arm is the same as a MkII trailing arm if you are still looking for a replacement.

I have found it useful to refill a drained (empty) system.

Take the spark plugs out of the head and disconect the ignition system at the LT on the coil.

This enables the starter motor to crank the engine over with less effort from the battery. A Hi-Torque starter helps even more.

Search on eBay for "Classic Mini Rear Brake Cylinder Clip Tool", no personal involvement.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/186517910910

Hi Johnny, sounds easy, but I struggle with it.

If anyone else like me struggles to fit the E Clip on the rear wheel cylinders.
This tool makes it so much easier. I've just changed the cylinders on the Stag.