Does anyone know what these glass domes are for in the dash of a Bentley Blower?
I feel like I used to know what those things did...
It'd be amusing to find that they're just lights.
Oh, read about the car they're from here.
Does anyone know what these glass domes are for in the dash of a Bentley Blower?
I feel like I used to know what those things did...
It'd be amusing to find that they're just lights.
Oh, read about the car they're from here.
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To me it looks like they may be oil or fuel indicators. If fluid is flowing, then you're good. If not, well...
ReplyDeleteJust a wild guess but they look like oil flow sight glasses.
ReplyDeleteAnd no, not even the Sprite is thàt old.
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Beans and Phil called it correctly, they are oil flow indicators.
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The old Hart-Parr tractor engines had these to regulate the water injection into the cylinders.
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