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Title: Augusta window winder and door opening levers Post by: brian on 04 January, 2021, 04:16:21 PM I am showing both my senility and IT incompetence here.
I THOUGHT I saw a post a week or so ago about a member wanting the above items. I knew I had one/some but have only just gone out and checked and I have some of each. They all are showing a lack of useage as the alloy winders are slightly powdery and none have the dropping handle and the door opening lever tops need rechroming. That was the the senility - I guess it may have been Fulvia and about widgets. The IT incompetence is that I cannot find the original post. So: if indeed there is somebody out there wanting the Augusta bits then let me know and I will send the best of the 3-4 I have of each. Best New Year wishes to all Brian PS whilst out in garage and running cars I was reminded that the ammeter needle on my 6V Augusta hardly moves at any time in any direction. Could it be a 12V one (an old Lucas) thus being nffp [not fit for purpose]? Do I just go and buy a 6V replacement? Ideas please. Title: Re: Augusta window winder and door opening levers Post by: peteracs on 04 January, 2021, 04:27:54 PM Hi Brian
Normally an ammeter is independent of voltage, it should just measure current flow in a wire regardless of what voltage you are running on the car. Modern units may use a different technique and be powered, but not in pre semiconductor times as far I was aware. Peter Title: Re: Augusta window winder and door opening levers Post by: peteracs on 04 January, 2021, 04:30:28 PM Hi Brian
The thread you are looking for is here, not always easy to find old ones as the search can give too many options. http://www.lancia.myzen.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=12116.0;topicseen Peter |