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That is weird, but also a big relief!

Hi
For oil I have just used Castrol manual transmission oil which from memory is around 70/90w. Seems to do the job ok.

For quantity doesn’t the workshop manual specify quantity or fill to within xx inches of fill point? Mind you your gearbox is unique.

Is your gearbox back in the and ready to ...

Just need click & collect

Looks like the tuner was worth his weight in cocky poop………… he achieved a big improvement by the end of the day.

Here is the link I omitted to include
https://www.powerbrakes.com.au/

Hi,

That’s not good. Power Brakes in S.A have been around for ages, they would be worth a call / email. Have always had great service and rebuild old parts with stainless steel sleeve liners. I’m not sure where you are but they do postal.

Stephen

Hmmmm….. that’s a bit rude. Best of luck with the next tuner!

Errol62 wrote: Sun Apr 19, 2026 8:19 pm
Who needs cup holders when ya got a kanapy

That is interesting Craig. Do you know when they made the changes to the sump pans?

It was a good day, thank you to the organisers for a great run.

Hey Roger you forgot to get a picture of the Ute leaving the departure point carpark with his coffee cup on the roof.

Stephen

Looks good there Clay, you taking the Ute Saturday on the club run?

G’day,

I don’t have experience with your model gearbox. There is some info here where a chap was having issues with his EJ gearbox after a rebuild, perhaps some pictures / info in this thread may assist you?

Regards
Stephen

https://www.fbekholden.com/forum/viewto ... t=Ej+Vince

Looks very tidy there Brett, a great improvement no doubt too!

The earliest picture I have of the car, taken early 1963, just a couple months after purchase. My Dad always looked after his tools (being a Carpenter), house, cars and family. The condition of the car he passed onto me in 1983 was very good and that was a reflection of his care & attention he gave ...

Been sorting through my late parents pictures & slides and managed to find some pictures of the car I have not seen before. Thought these might be of interest.

Stephen