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Hello,

The steering on E2SAL813 is a bit loose, scary actually. What would be the high percentage things for me to look at in order to resolve? Safety is my emphasis.

Rick

Hi Rick, The caps I have are 60 years old and may look 'cool' but IMHO are not 'usable and running condition' for UK conditions. But if you want to give them a try you are welcome to have them on payment of post and packing cost. Keith, I would like 4 of your best, fawn seals too. Please advise on ...

Forumadmin wrote: ↑Sun Dec 08, 2019 10:50 am I have many but they are useless! Any drop of moisture and they arc. But if you want it just for driving around the desert then OK.

Forumadmin,

I would like your 4 best, please advise on how to proceed. Fawn seals too.

Rick

Alf,

Thank you. I will try to copy your idea.

Rick

Hi Alf,

I like your ideas. If possible shoot me a picture of this mod so I can tackle it too.

Rick

Not currently. I used to be a member of the JOAC and Jowett Car club, but paying as a US citizen to the UK was such a hassle I gave up on both after a few years. This was back in the late 90's / early 2000's. Is the payment method easier now?

It is grease, not oil

Thanks for your reply.

The first link says "I am not authorized to view this site" ???

I need to fix this obviously. I removed my rear wheel brake drum to check my shoes, and I found grease in there. Dangerous for sure. What is broken and is there a DIY on how to fix it? A seal of some type for sure, any ideas on what it is and where I can get one?

What are Fawn Seals ?

I would like 4 please, in usable and running condition. I think they look so cool, and they are original. How can get 4 ?

Interesting. How many 1952 LHD Jupiters were built, and how many still exist, and of those how many are running ?

Thank you, I will enjoy reading through the links this morning.

Very similar to the wheel pix above

The seafoam green-ish color. Not sure what the official jowett name is, but that nice light turquise color.