Tim Jordan wrote:
> Steve,
>
> EEGADDS!!!
> All that just to get the hood to open properly. This Tiger restoration is
> just too daunting. How many volumes are needed to remove the gas tanks?
> Boy, and I thought you just remove all the nuts, bolts and assorted
> hardware and then remove the tanks. Steve, do you offer cleff notes for
> any of these procedures?
>
> Exhausted,
>
> Tim
>
> B9470080 (completely disassembled and with no directions to reassemble)
Tim,
I am truly sorry that you found those directions too complex. The task is
simple
enough, but it does take a few words to describe it thoroughly, with alternates
for different situations. If I had pictures, I could save words.
If you are truly "disassembled with no directions", and the hood catch
directions
are too complex, please get a Workshop Manual, and many rare books and club Tech
Notes on Tiger lore. The Tiger is not easy to work on and get it right. Even
Rootes had problems.
In fact, I know of NO information in existence to align the hood catch, or the
hood, and many, many frustrated owners who were 'locked out' of their own engine
compartment.
I certainly hope someone finds it useful.
Good luck.
Steve
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