The Triumph 2000/2500/2.5 Register Forum

I fitted a heated rear screen from a Mk2 in my 1969 Mk1, and fitted a Mk2 switch which I mounted in a similar position to the Mk2 at the rear of the centre console. I took the feed direct from the battery with an inline fuse, which I believe was a 15A, but I haven't access to the car at the moment t...

Sounds like progress Nige! Apparantly, auto boxes do not like long periods of being laid up / inactivity - or so a local auto gearbox repair place told me.....

I guess the torque figures given were for rubber bushes, so I don't think I would go off the 'book' figures. What colour are the polybushes? Different colours have varying levels of 'nvh' (noise, vibration and harshness), so I would try tightening by 'feel' rather than the actual tightening torque f...

What is the condition of the bushes in the steering rack clamps? They are relatively inexpensive and easy to replace, and may be partly the cause of your issues.

Sounds right to me! In my automatics (whether the Triumphs or more moderns) I only use D, and never change down manually, although the kickdown works if needed. The degree of throttle movement required for kickdown can be adjusted on the linkage under the car on a Mk1, and the kickdown cable on the ...

Hi just wanted to introduce myself I'm Ati from Stoke-on-Trent. I have recently purchased a Triumph 2500s in Inca yellow redge PHM198R. . The previous owner was Alan whom was a dear friend of mine and also a Triumph member. Thank you for having me and I look forward to tapping into your vast knowle...

Hi Ati, Congratulations on your purchase! It is a great looking car. I know the car well - it used to belong to another Register member even before Alan bought it. Alan spent a fair amount on the car to keep it upto scratch, and used to take it to some of the Classic Car shows the North West Groups ...

It's the one with the operating lever at around 45 °
Early Mk1's had a more horizontal lever.
Here is a pic of the two types...

Glad it's sorted! I too would much prefer to repair if possible rather than replace. The satisfaction of a repair far outweighs simply buying a new and probably inferior quality modern replacement.
Probably why I like TV programs like the Repair Shop!!

The three Phillips head screws appear to hold the mounting bracket on, but also appear to hold the union piece in position with a rubber gasket in between. I 'd remove one of the screws and if they are long enough to reach the pump body, then I think it can be dismantled and hopefully cleaned, or an...