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Old 20-02-17, 14:25
Michael R. Michael R. is offline
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Differences of housing packing, or instrument panel gasket, varied between country of manufacture, serial number, and model of carriers.


The Canadian production design change for 'Gasket - Instrument Panel' , part no. C01UC-105300, was introduced at serial number 1877. This black rubber material gasket appears on Canadian MK-I* series carriers, i.e. C01UC, C21UCM and C21UCG, (as shown by Dave G.). Retrofitting of the earlier Canadian production required the use of longer mounting bolts, C01UC-105311. Bulletin A-5, 25 Sept 1942, Item 16 refers.

The gasket material and part number(s) was changed for the Canadian MK-II* series, C31UCW, where it is made from two parts, the material is plywood.
Those part numbers are C31UCW-104856 and C31UCW-104857 as 'Spacer - instrument panel L.H. and R.H.' respectively.


Chilwell publishes the Langite gasket material for all British Universal Carrier production instrument panel gaskets as two parts, TL 13958 and TL 13964.

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Old 20-02-17, 16:49
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I notice too that the petrol filler cap is at the opposite end of the tank to the Canadian MK2.

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Old 20-02-17, 18:37
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And is without vent pipes.
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Old 21-02-17, 15:31
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Yes, simplified and better (more ergonomic) design on fuel tank.
Evolution went to the right direction in this case, I guess
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Old 26-02-17, 20:53
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Lynn, here are few photos from "radiator area" as promised
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Old 26-02-17, 20:57
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Few more.
Some pipes connected today, engine almost ready for firing.
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Old 12-03-17, 19:56
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Few bits added - mirror, front el. conduits, engine linkage. Also start work on the visors...
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Old 20-02-17, 18:35
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Chilwell publishes the Langite gasket material for all British Universal Carrier production instrument panel gaskets as two parts, TL 13958 and TL 13964.
Yes, thats your list, I was sourcing from
There are many differencies between British and Canadian production and early/late models. Very interesting to finding them out.
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