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Tools needed for Jowett jobs

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The discussion on head nuts has prompted me to think of what tools I would recommend to a new Jowett owner.
I am not an organised person so much of my time is spent finding a tool to do the job!

The Jowett supplied set provided with the car.
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We should start off with the set provided with the car which we could assume was that required for general simple maintenance. But is that true and would you supplement or remove anything from that set?

The Jowett supplied set to the dealers.
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Next would come a list of tools needed for the more major jobs, such as say a decoke or brake shoe replacement. What additional tools are required and what other tools might be better or easier to use? I ask this because in some cases a socket or a ring or a cranked ring might be better than the open ended spanner found in the car kit.

Then there are the special tools recommended for certain tasks. Which ones are necessary such that other means such as the bodgers tools of hammer, Mole or adjustable wrench and screwdrivers are really bad to use? I am thinking here of removing the ring that holds the front wheel bearing in on the Javelin or the hub removal tools.

Scattered through JowettTalk are lists and snippets that may answer these questions but how about bringing it altogether in this topic?
e.g. Page 10. tappet, crows foot, Javelin Wheel Tracking Service Tool, rubber fitment tools, various special tools, Some of the tools I have made or acquired over the years, original Javelin Tools, Appropriate Tools and Spares, Pre war tools,
The jobs.
Please add to this.
1. Head gasket change.
2. Brake system renovation.
3. Engine rebuild.
4. Gearbox rebuild.
5. Transmission overhaul including rear axle.
6. Suspension renovation including torsion bars.
7. Windscreen, Door and trim renewal.
8. Electrical including lights, dash, starter, dynamo control box.

Building the set of tools.
I have my in-car toolbox that has been honed over 50 years of Jowett motoring to get me out of most situations . Every tool has had to justify its inclusion as weight was always a consideration.
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Then there is my extensive garage toolkit acquired over the same period that I now really need to sort out by labelling and cataloguing so as to reduce the time finding the right tool that I know I used twenty years ago.
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The service tools

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Note: All Ring Spanners and Sockets are of the Bi-Hex Form, unless otherwise stated.
£ = Also used for Bradford Commercial Vehicles
££ = Use with Torque Wrench.

Tool * Part Fitted * Model

A’ PANEL

(A1) Z4349 7/16” Whit. Open End – Ring * Fan Locknut, Swivel Pin Nut, Layrub Coupling, Rear Axle Link Bolt, Spring Arm Stub Axle Pin, Upper Link Pin Locknut. * Javelin & Jupiter £

(A2) 3624 ½ ” Whit. Open End – Ring * For Centre Crankcase and General Purposes. * Javelin & Jupiter £

(A3) 4707 ¼” x 5/16” Half-moon Ring * Rear Timing Cover, Exhaust Flange Bolts. * Javelin & Jupiter

(A4) 4232 ⅝” x ¾” Ring (Flare Type) * Starting Dog, Rear Axle Pinion Nut. * Javelin & Jupiter

(A5) 4301 3/16” x ⅛” Ring (Flare Type) * Distributor Suction Control Pipe, Nut and Union (Carb End), General Purposes. * Javelin & Jupiter

(A6) 4307 ¼” x 5/16” Ring (Flare Type) * Petrol Branch Pipe Nut at Pump, Petrol Pipe Union Nuts at Tank and Petrol Pipe Union Nuts at Tank and
General Purposes * Javelin & Jupiter £

(A7) 4204 3/16” x ¼” Whit. Ring * General Purposes * Javelin & Jupiter
Note: is shown in the original manual as 3/16” x ¾” size. It should be 3/16” x ¼”, which is a standard Whitworth size combination.

(A8) 4210 ⅜” x 5/16” Whit. Ring * Bumper Bolts, General Purposes * Javelin & Jupiter £

(A9) RH3134 5/16” AF x 11/32” Hex. Ring * Chrome Bonnet Strip Nuts, Dash Panel Nuts, Coil and Distributor Terminal Nuts * Javelin & Jupiter £

(A10) AB445 3/16” Socket * Gearbox Selector Housing, Timing Case Cover, General Purpose with Ratchet A74 and Extension A96 * Javelin & Jupiter

(A11) AB525 ¼” Socket * Big End Bolts – use with Torque Wrench and Extension, General Purposes * Javelin & Jupiter £

(A12) AB600 5/16” Socket * Cylinder Head Nuts – use with Torque Wrench and Extension, General Purposes * Javelin & Jupiter £

(A13) AB710 ⅜” Socket * Steering Ball Joints, General Purposes * Javelin & Jupiter £

(A14) A74 Ratchet * General Purposes with Sockets and Extensions * Javelin & Jupiter £

(A15) A96 3” Ratchet Extension * General Purpose with Sockets and Ratchet * Javelin & Jupiter £

(A16) A70 Sliding Offset Handle * For use with Extension A96 and Small Range Sockets * Javelin & Jupiter £

(A17) APES ⅜” x ½ ” Reduction * For Adapting ⅜” Square Sockets and Extension to Torque Wrench * Javelin & Jupiter £

(A18) EB920 ½” Whit. Socket ££ * Crankcase Bolts ££, Torsion Bar Adjusting Bolts, Front Shock Absorber Pin and Nut. * Javelin & Jupiter £

(A19) EB1010 9/16” Whit. Socket * Track Rod Cone Lock Nut, Front and Rear Hub Nuts, Steering Arm Nuts and Torque Arm Pin Nut. * Javelin & Jupiter £

(A20) 4220 7/16” x ½” Whit. Ring Spanner * Layrub Coupling Bolts, Spring Arm Pin and Nut, Shock Absorber Pin and Nut, Shock Absorber Retaining Nut, Top and Bottom Retaining Nuts on Rear Shock Absorbers, Torsion Bar Adjusting Bolt and General Purposes. * Javelin & Jupiter £

(A21) ED820 7/16” Whit. Socket * Crankcase Top Rear and Top And Bottom Front Bolts * Javelin & Jupiter

(A22) E97 Extension * For General Purpose with Torque Wrench and Sockets * Javelin & Jupiter

(A23) 4229 9/16” x 11/16” Ring Spanner * Front and Rear Hubs, Steering Arm Nuts, Steering Cone Lock Nuts, Torque Arm Pin Nuts * Javelin & Jupiter £

(A24) A63 ⅜” Adaptor * For use with small range sockets, Ratchet A74 and Extension A96. * Javelin & Jupiter £

(A25) E56 Sliding Bar * For use with Extension E97. * Javelin & Jupiter £

‘B’ PANEL

(B1) X1309A 9/16” Square T Handle * Rear Axle Filler Plugs * Javelin & Jupiter £

(B2) 2307 ¼” Whit. T. Handle Wrench * Rear Axle Differential Cover Plate, Rear Timing Cover Bolts and Clutch Cover Plate * Javelin & Jupiter £

(B3) Z4334 ⅜” Whit. Single Ended Thin * Front Brake Adjusting Nut, Oil Switch Unit * Javelin & Jupiter £

(B4) Z4332 9/16” Whit. Jenbro Thin Single Ended (2 off) * Steering Cone and Locknut * Javelin

(B5) Z4335 Right Angle D/E 5/16” x ¼” * Right hand Carburettor Nut (Inner) (O/S) * Javelin & Jupiter £

(B6) Z4346 Obstruction D/E 3/16” x ¼” * Left hand Carburettor Nut (Inner) (N/S) * Javelin & Jupiter

(B7) Z4330 Crowfoot 3/16” Whit. * Steering Column Flange Nut * Javelin & Jupiter £

(B8) Z4331 1½” S/E Open End * Gearbox, Clutch and Main Shaft Nuts * Javelin & Jupiter £

(B9) Z4333 5/16” x ⅜” AF Open Ends * Gearbox Drain Plug, Upper Link Reservoir Plug, Steering Box Filler Plug, Rear Brake Adjuster, Coil and Distributor Terminals and, Dash Panel Nuts. * Javelin & Jupiter £

(B10) Z4127 ¼” Whit. Crowfoot * Suspension Reservoir Nut * Javelin & Jupiter £

(B11) Z4337 ½” Flat S/End * Tappets * Bradford CB

(B12) Z4345 Gauge * Independent Front Suspension * Javelin & Jupiter

(B13) Z4348 (2 off) S/End * Tappets * Bradford CC

(B14) Z4342 Special Tool * Tappet Locking Plate * Bradford CC

‘C’ PANEL

(C1) 1437 ¼” Whit. Brace. (To be used mostly when engine removed) * Timing Case Nuts (Bradford), Fuel Pump Set Screws, General Purposes * Javelin & Jupiter £

(C2) 1434 3/16” Whit. Brace * Timing Case Set Screws, General Purposes * Javelin & Jupiter £

(C3) 5136 11/16” Whit. S/Ended Wrench * Heavy Duty, Companion Flange Nut, Steering Wheel Nut and Companion Flange Nut (Bradford). * Javelin & Jupiter £

(C4) Z3076 Torque Wrench (100 lbs. ft.) * To Be Set As Per Schedule – Crankcase Bolts, Cylinder Head Bolts, Big End Bolts and Flywheel Bolts. * Javelin & Jupiter £

(C5) Z4343 ½” Drive, 7/16” Whit. Crow-foot Ring Adaptor * Crankcase Tie Bolts in Conjunction with Z3076 Torque Wrench. * Javelin & Jupiter

(C6) Z4344 ½” Drive, ½ ” Whit. Crow-foot Ring Adaptor * Crankcase Tie Bolts in Conjunction with Z3076 Torque Wrench. * Javelin & Jupiter
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SERVICE EQUIPMENT

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* Incorporated in Tool Panel ‘B’.

(1) Valve timing degree plate complete with indicator pointers. J11236C. Application: Accurate setting of valve timing.
(2) Dial mounting bracket, crankcase. J10851D. Application: Checking tappet travel in conjunction with tool J11236C.
(3) Dial mounting bracket, rocker shaft. J10806D. Application: Quick check of valve timing.
(4) Balance pipe testing unit, with two rubber gaskets. J10807C. Application: Testing balance pipe seals.
(5) Hydraulic tappet body extractor. J11245D. Application: Removal of hydraulic tappet assembly from crankcase. Before Eng. No. E0/PC/11940.
(6) Oil pressure test adaptor bolt. JDK279. Application: Testing oil pressure on Javelin Standard models, not fitted with an oil gauge.
(7) Valve guide extractor punch. J11235D. Application: Valve guide extraction.
(8) Valve guide inserting punch. J11234D. Application: Replacement of valve guides to correct depth.
(9) Valve seat reducing cutter. J11233D. Application: Valve seat reduction cutter.
(10) Crankcase depression manometer gauge. Application: Checking crankcase depression.
(11) Engine vibration indicator mounting bracket. J10858C. Application: Engine vibration check.
(12) Output flange extractor. J10805. Application: Removal of gearbox output flange
(13) Rear axle shaft extractor. J14836. Application: Remove rear axle shafts.
(14) Gearbox reverse idler shaft extractor. J11232C. Application: Gearbox reverse idler shaft extraction.
(15) Frame level gauge. J9127C. Application: Chassis level gauge for independent track alignment.
(16) Torsion bar extractor. J14835. Application: Extraction of torsion bars.
(17) Independent track gauge. J14839. * Application: Checking independent wheel alignment.
(18) Steering yoke seat cutter. T10997D. Application: Reduction of lift in stub axle body.
(19) Spanner for front hub ball race ring nut. J10968D. Application: Removal and replacement of front hub ring nut. After Eng. No. E0/PB/10594.
(20) Gearbox ball race extractor. J14834. Application: Extractor of gearbox bearings.
(21) Rear brake drum drawer. Britool J14837. Application: Rear brake drum withdrawal (hydro-mechanical brakes).
(22) Rear and front brake drum drawer. J14838. Application: Rear and front brake drum withdrawal (full hydraulic brakes).
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Steering yoke seat cutter

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(18) Steering yoke seat cutter. T10997D. Application: Reduction of lift in stub axle body

Anyone ever used it? If so, please say how!
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Gearbox reverse idler shaft extractor

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(14) Gearbox reverse idler shaft extractor. J11232C. Application: Gearbox reverse idler shaft extraction.

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Strip down tools

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What became clear at the restoration show is that additional tools are needed to strip the car. Shifting rusted nuts and bolts is always a challenge. Penetrating oil gives limited success and I use a blow torch to heat up bolts. This will be destructive to rubber components but they should be replaced anyway. Also take care that no flammable materials are close by. I did see a clever inductive clamp demonstrated at the show but it was very expensive. http://www.theinductor.com/ https://www.bolt-buster.co.uk/#4 https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/220V-Handhel ... 3441817426

Big hammers, punches and breaker bars, air saws and hand saws, impact sockets, drills for rivets and spot welds, pry bars, grinder and cutting discs as well as tools for non standard fitments may be needed.

Jacks, engine removal support, axle stands, lifts or block and tackle will help if bodies are not available to assist.

Wire cutters, bags and marker pens will help separate and catalogue the items removed.

Have a look at the Early Javelin Restoration topic and other topics to see how some of the stubborn jobs were tackled.
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