Auto electrician Fareham

Auto electrician Fareham

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StuartHP

Original Poster:

52 posts

212 months

Monday 28th December 2009
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Hi can anyone recommend a mobile auto electrician in Fareham area
thanks
Stu

pilbeam_mp62

955 posts

216 months

Monday 28th December 2009
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Well you could try contacting Steve Dunford at http://www.southwaysautomotive.co.uk/
He has a business in Fareham I believe.

He is always on the Ultima forum, but I am sure he looks in here too.

Regards

Steve_D

13,798 posts

273 months

Monday 28th December 2009
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Would not claim to be an auto electrical specialist but am more than happy to discuss your problem and see if we can help.
We are based in Fort Fareham Industrial Estate

Steve

normalbloke

8,089 posts

234 months

Monday 28th December 2009
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Steve, it mentions in your company profile that in your race preparation you do"cages"

Do you have tube bending facilities?

Steve_D

13,798 posts

273 months

Tuesday 29th December 2009
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normalbloke said:
Steve, it mentions in your company profile that in your race preparation you do"cages"

Do you have tube bending facilities?
Best way to answer that is...not yet.

We have a list of specialist tools which we want, and will need, but as a fledgling company we can't afford to buy them all at once.

We already have 3 jobs on the 'back burner' which will need cage work. All we need is for one of those jobs to go up in priority, or a new customer, to make purchase of a bender the priority. Last week it was the guillotine and sheet folder that got purchased.

If it is only a small job we do have access to tube bending equipment.

Steve

StuartHP

Original Poster:

52 posts

212 months

Tuesday 29th December 2009
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Hi Steve

I have a tvr S that is having issues with poor running. Have been advised that it may be a connector block which is at fault and that this should be removed and the cables soldered directly together. It has a 2.9 ford cologne engine and this seems to be a common fault. If you would be interested in doing this can you let me know your rates?

Cheers

Stu

steve j

3,223 posts

243 months

Tuesday 29th December 2009
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StuartHP said:
Hi Steve

I have a tvr S that is having issues with poor running. Have been advised that it may be a connector block which is at fault and that this should be removed and the cables soldered directly together. It has a 2.9 ford cologne engine and this seems to be a common fault. If you would be interested in doing this can you let me know your rates?

Cheers

Stu
Changing that ford connector under the steering column should only take about 15 minutes, it`s easy to do. I put inline crimp connectors on mine, sorted thumbup

normalbloke

8,089 posts

234 months

Tuesday 29th December 2009
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Steve_D said:
normalbloke said:
Steve, it mentions in your company profile that in your race preparation you do"cages"

Do you have tube bending facilities?
Best way to answer that is...not yet.

We have a list of specialist tools which we want, and will need, but as a fledgling company we can't afford to buy them all at once.

We already have 3 jobs on the 'back burner' which will need cage work. All we need is for one of those jobs to go up in priority, or a new customer, to make purchase of a bender the priority. Last week it was the guillotine and sheet folder that got purchased.

If it is only a small job we do have access to tube bending equipment.

Steve
Thanks Steve,
I am fabricating a set of limb risers for the Mog in the New Year,I literally need 2 bends putting into the tube work.If you don't yet have the bending equipment it probably isn't worth hassling you yet.

Steve_D

13,798 posts

273 months

Friday 1st January 2010
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Stu
Did you get my PM?

Steve