I own a 1955 M38a1 Nekaf which is in very good condition, so far so good. The only thing which irritates me is the rattling noise of the handbrake. Is there perhaps anyone who knows the solution to this problem.
I have tried to do some adjustments here and there but the result stays the same, always a rattle. I know some other nekafowners and they couldn't solve this either and they say you just have to live with that.
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Check all wear points for more than .002 or .003 clearance. You can enlarge some holes for bushings to snug mechanism up. Even adding a spring or two to provide tension and help eliminate rattle at wear points.
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i had some rattling noise on the accelerator pedal while loosening it during braking. An invissible long spring behind the pedal between the connection with the tube and the connection with the engine and all rattle was gone !
maybe a tip
Erik
maybe a tip
Erik
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1951 M38 MC11891
1953 VW beetle (genuine german Käfer )
1957 fantastic wife
http://www.surfacezero.com/g503/showgal ... p?cat=1865
and this webside