The Triumph 2000 / 2500 / 2·5 Register Forum

Is this what I need then.

http://www.chriswitor.com/proddetail.php?prod=218498SH

Right. Ok thanks guys. If I can't get hold of one quick enough. Where am.i best getting juice from to put a small on off switch dedicated to just the main beam and.it can go under the steering wheel somewhere x

Amaure here. Someone has mentioned this to me before. It sounds exatly like what has happed to.my beloved triumph.
So how do I fix this, new stalk?

Right. So one day, driving along in the dark down the country lanes I go to turn my main beam on and nothing. Darkness, little panic and just put the normal beam back on. The main beam works if I hold the stalk towards me, but push it back and it doesn't work. What is it most likely to be and what ...

I understand that you can get your car converted so that it'll run happily on leaded fuel straight out the pump. This was recommended to me if mine is to ever start pinking etc. What are everyones thoughts on this and how big of a job is it

I understand that you can get your car converted so that it'll run happily on leaded fuel straight out the pump. This was recommended to me if mine is to ever start pinking etc. What are everyones thoughts on this and how big of a job is it

Wow. Only 9 the same as mine on the road. Less than I though. If thats ttue.

Soo. Does anyone have a rough idea as to how many if these lovely cars are left? And of which ones, 2000/2500/pi ? It'd be interesting to know.

I have looked into some of the testing which they do on some of these products and which have passed the testing and have found this

"Which additive came out best?

THERE'S very little in it, though Millers is the only choice if you need an octane boost. It works out at about 8p per litre of ...

I have looked into some of the testing which they do on some of these products and which have passed the testing and have found this

"Which additive came out best?

THERE'S very little in it, though Millers is the only choice if you need an octane boost. It works out at about 8p per litre of ...