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PostSubject: Lessons Learnt   Lessons Learnt I_icon_minitimeThu Nov 26, 2009 10:52 pm

I think you all know whats its like, you finish a job on the car and realise, you could of done it better, cheaper or even quicker Exclamation

As I post my WiP thread I will updating this topic Idea

If you think Ive missed something that could go here please PM or email me at Etype.forum@googlemail.com

This will be another good database of information.

I havent locked this Topic but please just leave it for me to post here, very happy to put your suggestions and I will quote you on any suggestions put forward Exclamation
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PostSubject: Re: Lessons Learnt   Lessons Learnt I_icon_minitimeFri Nov 27, 2009 4:04 am

First of all I apologise for this lessons learnt post being uploaded before the full WIP thread has been constructed.

Just to fill you in P 31 -34 on the WiP thread is about getting my horn to work Exclamation

Upper Steering Column Re-Assembly

As many of you they are tempromental things on a S1 any way myself and Geoff (A member on here but not yet introduced on the Welcome forum) have been doing a lot of testing on the horn & relay etc. My wiring in the car is atroxious, all the colours are wrong but we fathomed it out. After getting a new horn kit I removed the upper steering column and stripped it down.

Diagram below for those who havent done it yet.

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Anyway I put it all back together and after a bit of fiddling & I heard that horn note Horn

The only problem was after my test drive I realised I couldnt pull steering column so the wheel was nearer me. scratch

Obviously, when Id been trying Id ruined the button Shocked

On stripping it down I found with the stop button out Part 8, therefore Part 7 and 2 wouldnt slide in and out of one another scratch as you can see here Part 8 is knackered after tightening in with fingers it was a bugger to get out I used an adjustable spanner very carefully Wink

Here it is against it replacement. Now not made I was lucky to get one - Thanks Andy @ Hutsons Cheers

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I slid the slip ring part 20 off the end and the spring and as you can see the spring has got caught and undone

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Luckily I had a spare (the old one) so with everything stripped down

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Give it all a good grease when re assembling (keep the rust at bay Smile )

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Then putting the spring back in carefully:-

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Don't let go of the spring to early or it will ping out Embarassed

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So after boths end are back together slide it in Part 1 the Outer Tube Assembly and refit back in the car

Job then sorted grin

Lesson - Make sure the spring is in the hole properly and not caught Sad
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