Tag: New brake fluid

Critical Service Items – Ready Reckoner

Cambelt, tensioner & pulleys – July 2022 (44,361 miles)

Oil & filter – October 2022 (44,609 miles)

Alternator belt – December 2017 (41,773 miles)

Sump foam – October 2021 (43,781 miles)

Sump gasket – October 2021 (43,781 miles)

Sump bolts 25 N.m, long through bolts from bellhousing to sump 35-40N.m. Baffle plate nuts 10 N.m. Watch the sump plug, I add a soft copper, washer, torque to around 25 N.m. the pan is aluminium so you don’t want to strip threads

Prop shaft greased – July 2022 (44,361 miles)

Spanner check – October 2022 (44,609 miles)

Fuel filter – July 2022 (44,361 miles)

Spark plugs – June 2022 4x NGK BCPR7ES gapped to 0.9mm + torqued to 25NM / 18 lb/ft

HT leads – April 2016

Rotor arm – June 2022

Distributor cap – June 2022

Coolant change – July 2922 (44,361 miles)

Brake fluid – November 2020

Nitron NTR1 suspension fitted and set up at RatRace Motorsport – May 2018 @ 42,317 miles.  Service not due until 54,317 – 60,317 miles (every 12k – 18k).

Winter overhaul completed 06/02/2015

Winter overhaul @ The 7 Workshop (Invoice #8602)

Mechanical overhaul:

1] Dismantle rear end and remove rear drive shafts identify source of leaks. Remedy: replace CV boots clean casing and re-pack both hub assemblies.

2] Inspect De Dion tube for weaknesses / corrosion. Found to be fine. Rust proof inside of tube.

3] Refit rear end using new brake discs and pads.

4] Bleed complete braking system.

5] Dismantle and remove engine and gearbox assemblies.

6] Replace clutch assembly complete including clutch release bearing – uprated AP clutch used. Lubricate clutch linkage.

7] Drain and refill gearbox.

8] Grease propshaft.

9] Check differential oil level.

10] Refit engine and gearbox and adjust clutch clearance.

11] Refill and bleed cooling system.

12] Fit new Banner battery.

Bodywork overhaul:

1] Dismantle and remove interior of vehicle remove windscreen and scuttle panel.

2] Remove rollbar and boot cover fuel tank and rear wings.

3] Prepare to bare metal on rear panel and scuttle.

4] Repair wheel arch panels for rivnuts and poppers

5] Deliver car to TSK paintworks to paint rear panel, side skins, wheel arch panels and scuttle.

6] Re-assemble all components, fit supplied aero screen and body stripes.

7] Modify seat runners (for quick release) and refit seats.

39,351 miles.
£3,450

Purchase new brake fluid 24/11/2014

Motul RBF 600 racing brake fluid 1.5 Litres
£37

Motul RBF 600 factory line brake fluid is a 100% synthetic brake fluid particularly suitable for the demands of racing and for those who require a high performance brake fluid. The high performance DOT 4 brake fluid is particularly suitable for race application and exceeds the DOT 5.1 and DOT 3 standards. The very high dry and wet boiling point of RBF 600 is far better than Dot 5.1 brake fluids and enables effective braking even under extreme conditions. RBF 600 brake fluid is suitable for all types of hydraulic actuated brake and clutch systems requiring a non silicone fluid.

  • Dry Boiling Point – 312 degrees Celsius
  • Wet boiling point – 216 degrees Celsius