Quiz time - who can identify the holes ?

[jleyton]

I posted this on another thread but didn't get any (sensible ) response.

I'm sure lots of you know the answers so I thought I'd start a new post with the question, so here goes:

Who knows what holes are for what on a Stag bulkhead?

I've reproduced 73stagman's picture and I've marked up some of the holes, including those for servo, master cylinder, heater & steering column.

However, I'd be very interested if anyone can confirm what is supposed to go through the other holes that I have very crudely numbered.

Cheers

Julian

bulkhead holes.jpg

[Guest]

Too tricky for me Julian.

[Staggard]

Hi Julian , on mine 123&4 have blanking rubbers 7 choke cables via a grommet 5&6 more blanking grommets maybe AC just a guess. Cheers Graham.

[MB]

This might explain some of the holes, but this is a left hooker with aircon. Copied from a link on other forum, the guy wants to know what the valve does.
HeatercontrolvalveWayneSimpsonLE21416U.jpg

[73stagman]

I took it apart and I don't know!

[73stagman]

Blanking plugs maybe I took out loads of them! Looked like a colander!

[73stagman]

7 choke cables . Cheers Graham.

Gosh where do you put all the knobs on the dash!

[martin]

That valve looks like a vacuum motor for air con control. Martin.

[73stagman]

But seriously folks!!

123&4 have blanking rubbers 7 choke cables via a grommet 5&6 more blanking grommets . Cheers Graham.

I'm fairly sure thats how mine were. However on the subject of holes in car? Was there ever a four wheel drive version of the stag made seriously?


If not why is there a hole for a transfer box lever here?

[Jeff]

But seriously folks!!

I'm fairly sure thats how mine were. However on the subject of holes in car? Was there ever a four wheel drive version of the stag made seriously?


If not why is there a hole for a transfer box lever here?

Yes.

[73stagman]

So is there any left? Has anyone tried to "build one" / "rebuild one?

[Staggard]

Very good, but the only knob in my car is the one behind the steering wheel

[Phil]

Yes there was done by Ferguson I think


SOC Stand Triumph Stag 4WD by philipmwsmith, on Flickr

[73stagman]

Nice one Staggard

The one in mine is multi functional it currently operates the welder, grinder, hammer etc... LOL

[martin]

There were two, one manual, one auto, I believe both survive. They were built with the Ferguson system, but Triumph didn't take it up. Martin.