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zei220
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Re: My 11 build

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Just a couple of images to show I have been working on the car....


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The dash just about completed.


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The handbrake switch mount.

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The handbrake axle mounting which replaces the tree on the older axles.
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jonjh1964
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Re: My 11 build

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The build is going well, I have the high beam switch on the outside as it's easier to find in the dark, as suggestion from a Simon Marks a change he made after the build. Also worth checking where the dash sits with the switches in, a couple of 2016/17 kits had the top rolled too much so need to be adjusted to make sure the steering column lined up. I also had to roll up the bottom edge by the key as it was stopping the starter switch being engaged.
zei220
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And the finished dash.

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Simon Marks
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Re: My 11 build

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Happy New Year, all.

I would also suggest that you have a look at the fitted dash as soon as you can with the seat and steering wheel in place. When I built mine, I could not see the oil pressure gauge (the top semi-circle of the combined gauge with the water temperature) as it was obscured by the projection of the scuttle. If you are similarly affected, I would suggest transposing this instrument with the fuel gauge (which has no top dial to worry about).

Good to see continuing progress.

Simon
zei220
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Re: My 11 build

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Simon, suggestion taken and gauges exchanged places.

Image of the mock-up of rear lights and number plate holder. I just need to add the reversing and rear fog lights.
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Simon Marks
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Re: My 11 build

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Hi, Again,

You'll need to transpose the indicators and stop / tail lamps to give you a chance of achieving 100mm separation between the fog and tail lights. I only just managed this and the IVA tester was like a Western sharp shooter as he whipped out his ruler to check my installation!

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Placing the reverse / fog lamps vertically will give you a greater clearance - but watch for shrouding the indicators from angled view.

Simon
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zei220
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Re: My 11 build

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And here's the modified mounting after taking Simon's advice.

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Just need to connect all the wiring connections now.
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zei220
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Latest updates include fitted dash, and the fuel pump.

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zei220
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Re: My 11 build

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Just wondering if anyone has a wiring diagram I could use? I am using the Westfield supplied loom.

Thanks
Simon Marks
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Re: My 11 build

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Hi,

If you would like to pm me an e-mail address, I can let you have the diagrams that I got from Westfield when I built mine.

Simon
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