Cleaning up the inlet manifold

Under the bonnet the engine bay was already looking beautiful but whilst the inlet manifold is removed from position Pete has blasting the casing to remove all grime and debris before reapplying the unit.

Here we have the images of how they looked before the clean

And with a little TLC we have brought back some of the shiny and newness to them.

We believe it’s the little things that can make a big difference…attention to detail and care means so much to us here at Bridge Classic Cars.

1975 Triumph Stag in for routine maintenance

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Today we welcome into our workshops our stunning 1975 Triumph Stag.

In for some routine maintenance we will look to give the engine a full and thorough service, flush out the coolant and replace, identify any oil leaks and to check the operations of the vehicle.

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Upon closer inspection using our camera system we have found a possible cause for the leak but in order to fully diagnose we will need to remove the inlet manifold.

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