Anti-tizz bracket - really does work

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Scottd
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Anti-tizz bracket - really does work

Post by Scottd » Thu Apr 19, 2007 9:37 pm

Finally got round to fitting this, it's a Rover made bracket that fits onto the bolts that join the manifold to the downpipe/flexi section. Then bolts to two threaded holes in the engine block. Have to admit I was sceptical it would work, but it's pretty much got rid of all exhaust tizz!

Fiddly job, or a complete pita if the bolts are rusted to fek like mine were. Well worth doing tho.

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Post by Dicey » Fri Apr 20, 2007 10:58 am

Fitted mine last summer but it didn't cure the noise I was hearing (a real rattle at 2500rpm in 5th), so still trying to trace it...

Yes it was a real pita to fit, especially since I had to reverse the car up on ramps and had to work around a hot exhaust too - didn't have time to let it cool.

I'm finding there's nothing easy to work on with an Elise, everything seems to be in everything else's way.

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Post by Rich H » Fri Apr 20, 2007 11:25 am

Try getting the tizz going and then gently pulling on the handbrake... My tizz then suddenly disappears but I CBA to fix it.
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Post by Scottd » Fri Apr 20, 2007 5:43 pm

Well while I was fitting the bracket I did put new foam under all the break cable sections and sorted other bits arond there that may have been rattling. I wonder if that was what fixed the tizz :oops: :D

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