It's most common to be the sender.
I recently had the same issue and the old sender had a small internal leak which made the sender to read incorrect pressure, on idle the pressure was high and it was droping when reving up.
Yes the use of thermoplastic paint and that all panels were mounted on the base unit when painted did create some problems.
I know the car from new as the first owner was a friend of my father so I have all documentation of what has been done over the years.
Only the front valance have been...
Yes it might be a rare one.
There has never been any rust and never any backseat passengers.
Date of build is 23 March 1976 and for some reason it were built with V8-type front swivel and brake calipers.
The only non original part is the reservoir for the brake/clutch fluid.
I bought this 2200TC 1976 20 years ago from the first owner.
Only 100 000 km (62 000 miles) and in a very good condition.
Still got the original paintwork
You don't need to take the head off for shiming the tappets, just the camshaft. But that's almost the same procedure as removing the head but you retighten each cap with a distance piece.
The WSM tells you how.
(Annars kan du kontakta mig direkt så kan jag guida dig)
//Per-Anders
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