Morris Minor Owners Club

Alan
No problem. Sometimes it's just "too much to do and so little time ". I understand. Good luck with it.
Bob

Alan Having always been a "belt and braces man " when it comes to bodywork I'd brace from the top of the boxing plate / inner sill step section to the top of the transmission tunnel. If you go just behind the handbrake position you could always do a 45 degree brace from the brace you've just welded ...

Rob On the Lucas DR3A wiper motor the most likely issue is the parking segment , under the " dome " as you suggested. The dome can be released by undoing the four screws / bolts. Disconnect Battery first and then note the existing position for reassembly. The brass strip / segment inside tarnishes ,...

I side with simmitc. Mounted too high up for one of the "base " seat belt fittings. Two reinforced plates, purpose made car seat belt fixing , welded into the sides of the transmission tunnel ,onto good sound metal is your starting off point. The two outer reinforced plates ( sill area ) , for the w...

Jenko , myoldjalopy 's advice should sort you out on the loose connection angle. Given the difficulty fitting the new belt , just a thought , you were supplied with the right size fan belt for you car were you ? As you will see from ESM's website there are a number of different sizes : - http://www....

Apologies for delay in answering. My feet haven't touched the ground this last 8 days. Inundated by family from far and wide to help celebrate a half century Wedding Anniversary. All gone quiet on the Jag front for the moment , the owner ( ? ) discovered he hadn't lodged Change of Ownership when he ...

Neat job ! Well done.
Bob

The Eezibleed system works well provided you have the right size , tight fitting cap for the brake fluid reservoir. Don't connect up to a fully inflated type. For older cars , max 10 psi recommended. Do a dummy run first of all "dry " i.e no brake fluid in the reservoir bottle supplied with the kit....

Hi Greenie , Cracking on still I see , even roped your wife in ! All hands to the pump. You've got a little diamond there , look after her. We've got some cracking weather at the moment , so we haven't got that excuse not to get jobs done. Had a day trip to Wiltshire yesterday with a mate to look ov...

Hi KDR 381 , welcome to the site. Just let your owner know how clever you are and suggest to him / her that they might have more of a chance posting the request in the " Wanted " section , lower down. It's a typical Newbie mistake , he or she will soon get the hang of it and we try to be forgiving (...

Just grabbing my sunglasses for the shine from the new petrol tank ! ( Sometimes , you just have to bite the bullet and admit defeat. Still if you don't give it a go , you'll never know ). You and your mates have been cracking on. I always enjoy a mate's company , nice to have someone to blame and a...

I've always opted for a new harness.. when the car goes up in smoke from 50 year old faulty wiring .. that's the time to ponder whether saving a few pounds was a worthwhile decision. Back to the question , I've heard of people cleaning the fabric cloth of the loom with mild soapy water and a cloth /...

Glad Phil has sorted you out.
When you take off the old gasket , make sure the surfaces on the block and spin on adaptor are flat and really clean i.e no old gasket bits still stuck on , making an uneven surface.
Bob

Sorry to break the news but a blocked fuel line / tank is usually bad news. I hope you haven't got too much fuel in the tank to drain , if it comes to it. The diagnosis is usually crud in the tank , either sediment over several decades or more probably flakes of rust from the inside of the tank. A b...

I've just got a micrometer out and measured the outlet stub on my refurbished Petrol Pump down in the shed.It measured , just the merest fraction under 6 mm.
Bob

A stuck Starter Motor would be my first point of call. I'd disconnect the battery , put a spanner on the Starter Motor pinion to try and release it ( or rock in gear back and forth ). Whilst it's all disconnected I'd work my way through , checking battery voltage with a Multimeter.Then check out the...

Hi Greenie , There is a Section on the Forum " Wanted ". It might be worth reposting your request in this Section for people to see. Our Forum Moderators might spot it in the next few days and move it for you. In the meantime good luck with the request , hope somebody can help you out. Bob P.S saw t...

Life , health and general stuff gets in the way of most people , so don't beat yourself up about taking a rest from your labours.
Good on you .. attack with renewed vigour …...you'll get there and then you can wear a silly grin with pride saying " I did that ! "
Bob

You're right a 1 5/16 " AF ( deep socket preferably a thin walled one ). For the record you'll find a permanent list of " Spanner Sizes " listed under the " Mechanica l " section of the Forum , Second Topic down . Most of the components are there. It lists Steering wheel nut as 3/4 " Whitworth. Othe...

Alan My preference would be floor repair then temporary bracing B posts to the chassis member … and across between the two B posts. ( I've always been a belt and braces man. If you let it " flap " it's never gonna be right and you will spend a lot of extra / wasted time trying to sort ). Fix the spr...