Morris Minor Owners Club

myoldjalopy wrote: ↑Sat Apr 18, 2020 12:50 pm Aha! Not so brave after all!

I would not want to challenge the nature

myoldjalopy wrote: ↑Sat Apr 18, 2020 12:00 pm Brave man with no heater! I remember driving a SII back in the 80's with no heater - bloody freezing in the depths of winter!

Here, where im from, i need air conditioner, Heater mean i will get HEAT stroke..

I can see what you mean now. I wouldn't worry about that - it is perhaps just the way 2 different manufacturers have made them? The car body and wheelarch shape didn't change so I cannot explain that. On the later type of shelf in the lower picture, the shelf material bends upwards to fit the wheel...

If your car has the large hole in the bulkhead to allow for the air intake pipe, then it would have been fitted with the parcel shelf in the lower picture. That would seem the obvious choice since, if your car doesn't have a heater anyway, there is little point in purchasing the earlier type of she...

hai guys, i need a help, mine is 1963/64 morris 1098cc chasis is1081140 which parcel tray suits my car? i got both photos from ESM and CharlesWare but both also contradicting. A) ESM says from oct 64' onwards but CW says late models 1098cc B) ESM says upto 64' but CW says upto 63' 948cc... My car do...

hi just need a clarification, if want to buy the alternator conversion kit from ESM and keep the regulator box for the classic look Hi, Try this earlier post on the subject, it shows a set of instructions which clarifies what you do with the control box wiring. Best wishes, Mike. https://www.mmoc.o...

hi just need a clarification, if want to buy the alternator conversion kit from ESM and keep the regulator box for the classic look, the steps are 1. swap battery terminals to -ve to earth 2. fix the alternator with given bracket : adjust the belt accordingly 3. connect the big wire (alternator to s...

Keep the coil WELL away from the alternator - and away from the engine heat and vibration. Inner wing is ideal - mount it vertically up to ensure the windings are well covered with oil and reduce chance of leakage. The solenoid goes on a simple straight line from battery +_ve to starter -keep the l...

Im not from UK, email is feasible option for me

If it should be part of the loom, they have to send it.
I emailed them, lets see what is their reply

Okey got it,

I bought new MAIN wiring loom which i dint see the interior light in it. Must be buy separate i assume.

Where can i buy the new wires set? Let me know you know. Thanks

The purple black wire in my photo is from the main loom ends behind the dash.

The separate purple/brown (interior light and switch) wire doesn't come together with main LOOM ???

Hi
Need some info,
Attach part of the the LOOM is missing...
Its interior Custedy Light.
Isn't come together with the loom?? (Bought from ESM )
Anybody had same issue?
1964 Pull start model model

We not sure what happened in 1963/64 and how the factory worked at that time. 4.55 by factory certificate, they could be mistakenly printed or could be dispatched with 4.55 then somebody changed to 4.22 previously.. or worst case the casing is 4.22 but the wheel inside is 4.55 in rare chances. Anywa...

Thanks for info ... good info

Mine is modified by previous previous owner , currently sn4419/04 1376. This fitted on the late 1098 models
(which i believe 4.22 diff).

Gearbox running at a speed where speedo corrected for Diff correction.. i got the idea..
Meaning, for 4.55 is 1504 TPM And 4.22 means 1376 TPM

i got this info from morris factory, it was built such ways.. apparently some 1098cc comes with 4.55 as optional... Hard to say what is the "right" speedometer for a car which has a 1098cc engine and the diff from a 948cc car. It'll depend on what tyres are fitted to an extent. I would sti...

This one doesnt have mine..

Sleeper wrote: ↑Sun Apr 05, 2020 1:31 pm Here you are...

http://potteries.mmoc.org.uk/ID/Speedo.htm

John ;-)

Can anybody tellme what is the RIGHT speedometer for 1963 saloon 1098cc 4.55 diff ???
I need SN and TPM number if can ..

Better if the owners of such models can help me..

Sleeper wrote: ↑Tue Mar 31, 2020 8:03 am There's this...

https://www.morrisminorowners.co.uk/vie ... f=1&t=1995

John ;-)

Great Thanks