Morris Minor Owners Club

This Mini Site compares the 2 externally. Apparently, the top image is a HIF38, the bottom a HIF44.
https://www.theminiforum.co.uk/forums/i ... pic=124601

It's going to need a compressor with a reservoir on it; you couldn't just use a portable tyre pump, I imagine it'd take ages to get that much volume at the required 100psi or so using just a pump.

Do you mean the 2 bolts that hold it in the car.? I think they are 1/4" BSF.

les wrote: ↑Fri Feb 09, 2024 6:32 pm You may remember Stephen, a member (pgp001) modified a canister by making the top removable to assist maintenance, he hasn’t posted here for a while.

It was this: viewtopic.php?t=72247

Muzzman wrote: ↑Tue Feb 06, 2024 7:29 pm Apologies for the pic upside-down the satellite must have been late in picking it up lol

I couldn't cope with that....

Have you heard the latest USA Conspiracy...? Because Taylor Swift, a young woman who apparently is a popular singer, is dating a Kansas City Chiefs player named Travis Kelce......, and the Chiefs are in their 4th Super Bowl in five years on Sunday......, .... the 'Right Wing Nut Job Media' in the US...

les wrote: ↑Sun Feb 04, 2024 5:22 pm Reads like it’s a 4 door saloon. North Shropshire ?

That's assuming it's all from the same car.... Who knows?
I didn't bother looking where the dialling code was.

JCrowe wrote: ↑Sun Feb 04, 2024 4:45 pm Morris Minor 1000 front passenger door for sale complete with door card, glass and handles £195

You might want to say if it's a 4dr or 2dr car, or van....

Have you tried asking on the various facebook groups, not only for Minors, but Classic Cars in general?

I had the same experience, I went further than you and asked a 3rd time, getting more forthright in questioning their lack of information and still the same stock response. I went on Trust Pilot and left a 1* Review, copying the text of the responses,to see what the effect would be... Less than 24 h...

This might help: https://sucarb.co.uk/technical/technica ... oat-height

Hi Muzzman It never ceases to amaze me how many people seem to mention 998cc engines with regard Minors; because as far as I'm aware, the A Series 970, 997 and 998cc engines were only ever used on the Transverse gearbox of the Mini etc. Unless Au/NZ production was different. But typos aside, back to...

It has a new, SU pump, that has suddenly stopped working. I clicks once, when a voltage is applied, but that's it. No tick, tick, tick, etc. Further detail required. New as it fitted in the last few weeks, or just fitted today and it's only clicking once every time power applied ? If it's new today...

Black is always the Earth Wire. Lamps always earth to the body. Red is the Side Lights, which includes the number plate, so Red to central contact. Make sure you have a supply, but also make sure the earth is good. Use a meter if you have one, 12v on the red when switched on, and the Black should be...

Thank you chaps, much appreciated. My neighbour has confirmed that he has a rivet gun so I'll buy some sealed, blind, closed end, short rivets as soon as I find them on eBay. Love this forum! :D :tu1: * Found some which look right but they have what looks like a thread on them, as if there isn't en...

Phil has covered it, but you have to be careful of terminology. A 'Blind Rivet' is one where you don't need to the the other side with some type of tool such as a reaction block. The problem with the blind/pop rivet is that after the mandrel has snapped off when it's competed it's compression, it ca...

svenedin wrote: ↑Sat Jan 27, 2024 3:51 pm Yes 3/4 WW box spanner which is 1”5/16 or 33mm.

Typical, ....the biggest I currently have is 32mm, which fits my Kuga Mk1 Oil Filter top.

Does anyone know if the Fuelpecker cards will be automatically replaced when they expire, or is it a benefit that won't be continued? I certainly haven't seen it mentioned in the magazine for a good while . The expiry date is next month and it's been handy as there is an Esso station is not far awa...

Just make sure you insurance company know about the modifications to your vehicle. I wouldn't worry so much about the DVLA. I wouldn't be so dismissive of ensuring the DVLA have the correct details. I believe the fine is £1000 if they choose to go that route. . I have recently bought a 57 4-door wi...

Such bodywork matters are not my forte, however I would sat that it's not going to be easy with bolted on wings and more likely to move in my view. I know (pre-55), the Front wings started with piping but then went to filler, but being hidden in the bonnet trough is a lot different to being exposed ...