Hydragas question
as a TF owner I've no experience working with the hydragas suspension.
Now a F is available near me for very small money - it needs some work but could be a nice project.
Unfortunately I'm not aware of any MG specialist in my area or in Eire in general, neither do we have any MG dealership.
So my question is - can I work on the hydragas suspension myself without the original special tools? Do I need this special refilling equipment or could anything else be used? Is there another car manufacturer that used a similar system where a local garage could help?
Now a F is available near me for very small money - it needs some work but could be a nice project.
Unfortunately I'm not aware of any MG specialist in my area or in Eire in general, neither do we have any MG dealership.
So my question is - can I work on the hydragas suspension myself without the original special tools? Do I need this special refilling equipment or could anything else be used? Is there another car manufacturer that used a similar system where a local garage could help?
by Raccoon
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Hydrgas pumps are available on eBay for not a lot I have not used one but i guess ots only used for topping up, ask around you may find a garage or mechanic with a "dalek" as a number of BL Rover Austin cars have used Hydragas
by Steve
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ha, just found this
link
, seems there are two garages in my area!
Hmm, should I go for the project? How to tell the better half? :tapfoot:
Hmm, should I go for the project? How to tell the better half? :tapfoot:
by Raccoon
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Go on Bert, ya know ya wanna!
"Keep calm, relax, focus on the problem & PULL THE BLOODY TRIGGER"
by Cobber
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Have at her Bert, you can do it. There's no MG specialist within a few thouand miles of me but that didn't stop me from taking the plunge.
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by mowog73
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Make sure the listed garages still have the equipment, also check any former Austin rover dealers.
Alternatively there is a pump available on ebay for an all in cost of less £100 which looks very useful.
Buy the car for 'er in doors, she'll love it when it's finished.
Alternatively there is a pump available on ebay for an all in cost of less £100 which looks very useful.
Buy the car for 'er in doors, she'll love it when it's finished.
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by talkingcars
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My only concern would be the availability of new spheres, I went to see an F that was for sale locally a month or so ago but it had suspension issues plus a lot of rust around rear of the sills, I saw it last week at the breakers yard in St Day.
I wonder if there is a company that will consider the re-manufacture of the hydro gas units? Rimmers would probably buy the first production batch.
I wonder if there is a company that will consider the re-manufacture of the hydro gas units? Rimmers would probably buy the first production batch.
by Badger
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Hi Guys
I did contact and send an e-mail to the company in Cambridge who overhaul Citroen Hydraulic Spheres.
Pleiades - '[email protected]'
Hi Guys
Ref our telephone conversation regarding the hydrolastic/gas spheres on the MGF.
I’ve copied you into a link on one of our Forums as we are now in a position where the spheres are not being manufactured anymore and obviously they are losing the nitrogen and need re-gassing.
http://forums.mg-rover.org/showthread.php?t=669178
See link and let me know if you can help and obviously a cost so we can send it out to the MG fraternity
Unfortunately I haven't heard back yet. It might be worth while seeing if we can gee them up if you are interested.
Tone
I did contact and send an e-mail to the company in Cambridge who overhaul Citroen Hydraulic Spheres.
Pleiades - '[email protected]'
Hi Guys
Ref our telephone conversation regarding the hydrolastic/gas spheres on the MGF.
I’ve copied you into a link on one of our Forums as we are now in a position where the spheres are not being manufactured anymore and obviously they are losing the nitrogen and need re-gassing.
http://forums.mg-rover.org/showthread.php?t=669178
See link and let me know if you can help and obviously a cost so we can send it out to the MG fraternity
Unfortunately I haven't heard back yet. It might be worth while seeing if we can gee them up if you are interested.
Tone
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