Ep82 barn find, been stood since 2010

[typh183]

Picked up an ep82 that's been stood since 2010 in a barn, I've done a compression test and it's 165psi across all four cylinders. Going to start on getting the car running this weekend. I'm changing the oil, oil filter, spark plugs, and all belts but is there anything else which I should change? Engine bay does seem a little rusty in places but il tidy it all up once I've got it up and running.

Brakes are pretty much none existent, the pedal just goes to the floor. But I'm changing all four discs and rear bearings with new pads and Hel 6 peice lines once the car is running, is there anything else that would need replacing on the braking system?

Any help much appreciated

[funny onion]

Just new fluid, bleed it right through get rid of the old stuff if there is any. check the Master Cylinder hasn't been leaking brake fluid down the fire wall.

[Gainzy]

Any pics

[typh183]

Just new fluid, bleed it right through get rid of the old stuff if there is any. check the Master Cylinder hasn't been leaking brake fluid down the fire wall.

[goldenvtr]

dizzy cap, rotor arm, fill the tank with fresh fuel and new fuel filter too,

Edited August 10, 2017 by goldenvtr

[loguey]

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[typh183]

This was the pics the chap I purchased it from sent me, engine bay is extremely rusty, and wishbones look like they are made of rice Krispies.

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[typh183]

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[Whitenoize]

What a find mate if you ever think about selling the alloys can you let me know please

Edited August 15, 2017 by Whitenoize

[typh183]

What a find mate if you ever think about selling the alloys can you let me know please

[TimD]

Get the plastics off down the side of the car for an inspection before you spend too long on the mechanics of the thing.

[typh183]

Get the plastics off down the side of the car for an inspection before you spend too long on the mechanics of the thing.