Morris Minor Owners Club

I have no problems with electric cars, their technology is wonderful and in ten or twenty years I will probably have no problem with their battery technology either but what I'm not happy with is loss of Historic status , Road Fund licence or MOT compliance..

John ;-)

You could " knock-up" two small brackets...
John ;-)

.. also ( 1098)

https://www.ahexp.com/forum/the-sprite- ... al.224706/

John ;-)

As requested..

https://www.spridgetguru.com/TA0067.html


John ;-)

It could be this you're thinking of

https://www.morrisminorspares.com/engin ... ly-p830198

Mixed opinions, I'm happy with mine , albeit with the midget guru mod..

John ;-)

When replacing make sure you don't get left with an air bubble in this leg. It will no bleed out in my experience and causes spongy brakes. You can get an assistant to gently push down on thr brakes to ensure the union is full while refitting ... or with a "dropper" , apply a little brake ...

"Would read approx. 7% higher/ faster."

which could see a 7% reduction in your speeding tickets...

John ;-)

Would read approx. 7% higher/ faster.

John ;-)

Dear All.

Anyone recognise the above reg. 2 Door in Blue , last MOTd July 2013, SORN , not taxed/insured , last outing July 2008...

I know it's a long shot....but...

Many Thanks

John ;-)

You can change your vote, I just tried it , scroll to he top and hit your choice of button...

John ;-)

I agree , in the workshop manual ( 14th edition ) they appear parallel and are parallel..

John ;-)

P.S. What was that you said?

Was it Pedant or Peasant?

Optical illusion?

I measure ( on my screen ) 175mm at the rear and 179mm at the front.... Tracking out.

But having said that, the front wheels should definitely track in by 3/32" ( 2.5mm ) in real life.

John ;-)

If you do want to save it/them I'd try a small pair of tweezers or fine-nosed pliers in the red line( s ) to open up the fixing and try to release it..

John ;-)

Very few Moggies at the Cheshire Steam Fair today , despite the glorious weather...
Not too sure about his missus....


John ;-)

Spotted today at Kelsall Steam Rally
Last ones....

John ;-)

Spotted today at Kelsall Steam Rally
Part 2

John ;-)

Spotted today at Kelsall Steam Rally
Part1...

John ;-)

wt is weight. " Oil weight is a term used to describe the viscosity of an oil, which means how well it flows at a specific temperature. The Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) assigns a viscosity number, or weight, to oil based on its flow at 210 degrees F, which is roughly the standard opera...

Stephen
Before you remove the head a leak-down test and a compression test would be useful..

John

Correct, but meanwhile, I'm not barred from my friends drives..

John ;-)