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by Huib
03 Nov 2025, 18:17
Forum: 65 Fulvia
Topic: S2 Gearbox rebuild??
Replies: 2
Views: 83

Re: S2 Gearbox rebuild??

We at Casa Lancia like to rebuild Lancia gearboxes preferably Fulvia, Flavia, Flaminia.We have the experience, tools, parts. In your case there is one complaint. It jumps out of four. Once the gearbox is opened it is a good idea to check other parts like bearings and synchro's. And replace the seals...
by Huib
07 Oct 2025, 09:06
Forum: 65 Fulvia
Topic: Pressure relief valve
Replies: 3
Views: 218

Re: Pressure relief valve

Sounds like the right approach.

If it is a new sender, it is most likely an 8 bar unit. The dash instrument will never go to full scale as the pressure relief valve opens at 6 bar. If you managed to buy a new 6 bar unit let me please know where.
by Huib
06 Oct 2025, 08:55
Forum: 65 Fulvia
Topic: Pressure relief valve
Replies: 3
Views: 218

Re: Pressure relief valve

The series 1 relief valve consists of many parts. The part you show is the series 2 relief valve. This one is known to very very occasionally not close. On the picture it is closed and looks properly cleaned. I doubt that valve caused the problem but it is not 100% ruled out. If you can find a serie...
by Huib
29 Sep 2025, 14:07
Forum: 65 Fulvia
Topic: Overheating problem series 2 1.3 coupe
Replies: 5
Views: 1968

Re: Overheating problem series 2 1.3 coupe

Why not use the Midlock tester with the blue liquid? Hold the thing over the radiator. Squeeze the rubber ball several times. If the liquid turns yellow there is exhaust gas in the coolant.
by Huib
28 Sep 2025, 19:19
Forum: 65 Fulvia
Topic: Overheating problem series 2 1.3 coupe
Replies: 5
Views: 1968

Re: Overheating problem series 2 1.3 coupe

I agree that head gasket is most likely. What is a leak down test?

Did you check the radiator temperature if it is equally hot everywhere? If it is the original radiator it may have blocked channels.
by Huib
17 Sep 2025, 15:35
Forum: 65 Fulvia
Topic: Dell'ortos
Replies: 3
Views: 598

Re: Dell'ortos

There is no problem if you run the car with DHLB32's. You just will have a few HP less power at 6000 rpm. That is if the combination of venturi and jets is a valid one. If not valid you may harm the engine. The DHLB35's have venturi's which can be changed. For the 1.3S engine you need the 31mm ventu...
by Huib
12 Sep 2025, 08:29
Forum: 65 Fulvia
Topic: Ignition timing point
Replies: 26
Views: 14577

Re: Ignition timing point

That is a smart idea to fix the weights to set fixed advance. Then check dynamic advance from there.

Perhaps take the springs off for checking the max advance at high rpm? Mmmm. What do you think?

Over the years I have become critical about the max advance to protect the center main bearing.
by Huib
07 Sep 2025, 17:34
Forum: 65 Fulvia
Topic: Ignition timing point
Replies: 26
Views: 14577

Re: Ignition timing point

Good question. Often I am suspicious about the springs like you. In practice it is not necessarily bad. There are other things which may influence the curve such as play on the spindle, play on the pins holding the centrifugal weights etc. What we need is a low cost instrument to check the advance c...
by Huib
15 Aug 2025, 09:52
Forum: 65 Fulvia
Topic: Radiator Mounting Bolt Torque
Replies: 2
Views: 639

Re: Radiator Mounting Bolt Torque

The castellated nuts have to be locked with a cotter pin. Lancia uses cotter pins or self locking nuts when the torque is low. Without looking it up I would set them at 2.0 mkg.

Note there should be a metal bush inside too.

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