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Project XIX - D53D
Project XIX - D53D
Published by Peter T
15th June 2007
1991 - Renault 19 16V cabriolet

After viewing the forum's like normal. I spoted this in the Ebay section of Retro-Renault. With the tag someone buy it. So I started to watch the item, and talk to the chunk about maybe having it. but if we end up with it Project NEA will have to go in it's current condition. Anyhow I placed a small bid at first, Sat night just to get the ball rolling. Sunday came. and with it been on buy it now. I just kept play bidding till around £210. The chunk left me alone for a while. While tho' though was one my mind. well if it going. someone going to have to pay for it, so ended up in the end bidding £305. The rerevse was £300. And well no-one else bidded and ended up getting it for that. It was listed with a engine fault. i.e it was getting ready to die. But I got it back to base driving it. nice and steady. I was amamazed it last to 35 mile to get back here. Still now with it sat on the drive off the road not tax. Time to find out what the rattle was. First off was to whip off the rocker cover. to do a few check that Chris H as told me to do to find out, If I was lucky enough for it to be tappet's. Well it ended up no. Is the bottom end starting to show sign's it going. Well with that info known it time to look for a F7P engine for it. and get it fitted. Below is a wee report on the tsppet check's. etc

Right today got more time. the check the tappet. and spin the engine over manually via the crank bolt.

From pully side to flywheel

Exhaust Tappets

1. play
3. play
8. slight play

Innlet

1. slight play

Now when i say play i'm talk a few thou at the very most I can push them down with my thumb. slight play is like inbetween solid and play.

Also removed the plugs. in same order as above for the plug pics.

Plug No1

Plug no2

Plug no 3

And plug no 4


With the plugs out, and spining it over by hand. it was getting tighter/free. So i'll take it, that the bottom end fucked. and getting ready to go. Also wee pic of the side of the lump.



Also there is some play in the steering. So I will end up taking it up to See Chris H to have this sorted. once the engine in and running fine. Plus he's get a go in the only type of 19 he's not driven yet. Well ok maybe. It is the H after all

Car Details
Year, Make & Model:
1991 - Renault 19 16V cabriolet
Date vehicle acquired:
10th June 2007
Price:
300

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By Peter T on 7th July 2007, 08:02 PM
Update
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By Peter T on 30th July 2007, 07:39 PM
Update
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By bncrew on 17th August 2007, 06:44 PM
beautiful
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By Peter T on 21st September 2007, 07:47 PM
Update.
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By Peter T on 24th November 2007, 02:39 PM
Update - I hate Driving Ban's ;(
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By Neal on 24th November 2007, 04:38 PM
Why do you need handbrake cables from Renault? Just get them fro Eurocarparts or GSF, or even your local factors.
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By Peter T on 24th November 2007, 05:48 PM
Well, two week chunk went there for rear disc's. none in stock, and there said due to the 19 been a rare motor, there don't stock part's. Chunk went BTW not me as I can't drive.
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By Neal on 24th November 2007, 05:54 PM
19 being rare has nothing to do with it! theyre the same discs as the clio and megane!
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By Peter T on 24th November 2007, 06:04 PM
Yep But chunk din't know that. Still it off the road for winter now.
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By Neal on 24th November 2007, 06:07 PM
No of course, fair enough - but they should have!
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By The T.I.B. on 24th November 2007, 07:38 PM
Discs aside, I heard the meg handbrake lever attachments (at the brakes) were longer than on the 19 therefore more leverage.
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By bncrew on 20th March 2008, 08:29 PM
man peter that thing is outta control like a chicken roll, beautiful, absolutely amazing
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By Peter T on 20th March 2008, 08:33 PM
Well At the mo it's parked up going No-where. got Banned so can't use it. Cancelled insuance while I was in the nick,only to find out I coud have left it Insured. and in use. as I had to pay full price,for the claim last month. For now. I greased up the rusty area's. and it get coveredup in winter.
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By bidderman1969 on 24th March 2008, 12:30 PM
be nice to see it freshly painted up
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By Peter T on 12th June 2008, 07:56 PM
All in good Time....
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By Peter T on 11th July 2008, 06:11 PM
Update. new 2nd hand bonnet.
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By Chris H on 11th July 2008, 07:18 PM
bonnet looks pretty tidy, get the vent out to be sure though!
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