could this be an ignition switch ?
car will start and run with the key held between run and crank. if I let the key return to run the car will die
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1976 Triumph TR6 Reviews, Pricing & Specs
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User reviews for 1976 Triumph TR6
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by Al Y
Oct 19, 2023
Very unreliable. No power, Bad handling. A car that should just be left in the past. Opt for something different.Oct 19, 2023
by Anonymous
Sep 02, 2013
I have always loved the raw, un refined sports car look of the tr6. the larger wheels are perfect for the look. it brings back memories when I was younger, and had friends with Austin healeys bugeye sprites and mg's. the handling is second to none.Sep 02, 2013
by Anonymous
Jul 28, 2013
The car's performance acceleration, braking are adequate. The connection between car, driver and road are exceptional. The handling is excellent for a 70's vintage roadster. It all adds up to incredible fun. And it seems every day someone is giving a thumbs up or stopping to compliment the car's design and style. The TR6 puts a smile on the driver's face and everyone around him.Jul 28, 2013
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by Al Y
Oct 19, 2023
Very unreliable. No power, Bad handling. A car that should just be left in the past. Opt for something different.Oct 19, 2023
by Anonymous
Sep 02, 2013
I have always loved the raw, un refined sports car look of the tr6. the larger wheels are perfect for the look. it brings back memories when I was younger, and had friends with Austin healeys bugeye sprites and mg's. the handling is second to none.Sep 02, 2013
by Anonymous
Jul 28, 2013
The car's performance acceleration, braking are adequate. The connection between car, driver and road are exceptional. The handling is excellent for a 70's vintage roadster. It all adds up to incredible fun. And it seems every day someone is giving a thumbs up or stopping to compliment the car's design and style. The TR6 puts a smile on the driver's face and everyone around him.Jul 28, 2013
by Alex L
May 07, 2012
car is tight, ok for a 6 footer , not much will fit in the boot. parts are still relatively inexpensive and the car is very simple. Most diy'ers can maintain themselves. I own several of them and own my first one for over 25 yearsMay 07, 2012
by Christopher W
Jun 11, 2008
A little lacking in acceleration and handling and no so realiable due to Lucas electronics which fail all the time and very prone to rust. We had to take the body off and repair the frame and restore the whole car and it's been over 8 years and still isn't done yet. 'someday' it'll ride again.Jun 11, 2008
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TR6
car runs good for aprox 20miles then jerks and stops leave sitting for hour starts and runs good again?
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I'm having problems with a 1976 TR6 restoration.
Back brakes: everything is new, shoes, adjusters, cylinders. I checked all parts and all part numbers. The only thing not new is the drums. I bead blasted them. Adjusters are turned all the way in. Drums won't go on. They are the drums I took off. I'm not sure if they are the right ones though. Any ideas. Signed, Help Me!!
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