Hi Ray,
I do not have an extra cover. However, several years ago I had a friend make
a mold for the cover of the SF4 fuse box for an XK120 Jaguar. The black
impregnated fiberglass reproductions are extremely good.
So, if any interest, I could take my as new SJR3 cover and have a mold made
and fiberglass repros done. The bolt would have to be added later.
What you guys think.
And Ray, where is my book? Or did you forget?
Bob
Hello all,
Does anyone have the fuse cover and attached through bolt for one of the
TA-TB type voltage cutouts (CJR-3)??
Mine is missing.
Best,
Ray McCrary
"Speed is Life;
of course Luck and Altitude
are helpful, too."
> Just to add my two cents worth! I has recently spent considerable time on
> the NAs generating system. The post war systems and the pre war systems
are
> very different and I would have thought not compatible, the former being
> current limited and the latter voltage regulated. As I understood things,
> the TAs were still a three brush dynamo with a cut out. Therefore if the
> resistances were corrected, that box should work. There is nothing wrong
> with the current limited three brush dynamos for a hobby car. You have to
> check the battery levels regularly etc, but that's part of the fun of
owning
> these cars. I would suggest that you alter the output above 8 amps at your
> peril! These generators are unventilated. We set ours for 10 amps (9 at
the
> dash) and we had a melt down. since the rebuild (set to 8 amps at the
> generator) it has been very reliable. I would have thought that it is not
> worth the effort to alter the system to a regulated type.
>
> Andrew NA 0279
>
> > I have a J2 which needs a CJF2 Lucas cutout and fuse box. I have a
couple
> of
> > TA units which are CJR3 which look very similar.
> > Any problem using the TA CJR3 unit in the J2 in place of the correct
> CJF2??
> > Any help appreciated.
> > Thanks, Bob
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