Morris Minor Owners Club

I always use Woodies and have done done for over 25 years

Their service and quality is always good,

www.morriswoodwork.co.uk

I have no connection to them, I'm just a satisfied customer,

Straps should always be around the wheels not body/chassis. if you strap the body/chassis the straps will become loose and tight as the vehicle bounces up and down on the journey, Note, you need one strap per wheel, if you only run 2 or 3 straps you can get in trouble for an insecure load, unless yo...

From memory the fuel line is 1/4" on all standard Minors, The steel line should be available from all the usual Minor suppliers and should be supplied with the correct ends to fit the tank and pump. The soft line from the pump to the carb is 1/4" bore and originally braided, so get braided...

It does appear to be a real questionnaire (pasted below) but the questions and wording seem odd to me, And with the government looking at the "vehicle tinkering bill" again now I will not be answering it. Sorry to the OP if its all genuine but not for me, Steve consent to my data being use...

Have a look at

www.earls.co.uk
www.thinkauto.com
www.goodridge.com/uk

If you can't find what you need from them then I doubt you will ever find it.

Steve

If the pump was shorter and being driven from the crank as per original then wouldn't the fan belt be out of line? You could get a short pump made, I've made a few over the years for custom applications, or you could look at an electric pump like "Davis craig" they are probably the best kn...

A test lamp only needs voltage and most aren’t polarity conscious same with most ciggy lighters so they should work no matter which way you have wired the socket, It might be worth checking that you have the 12v positive coming through the centre pin and the earth is coming from the sides of the soc...

Looks like a front Armstrong lever arm damper, is it leaking? Is that why you want to service it?

One way to wire up items such as an aux socket (cigarette lighter socket), a USB charging socket, dash cam or radio is - run a feed from the + pos terminal of the battery to a stand-alone insulated fuse block, I would have a suitable size fuse as close to the positive terminal of the battery as poss...

Hi Try clamping off the rear flexible brake line with a line clamp or carefully with some mole grips, this is provided you do not have stainless braided lines (these must never be clamped) With the rear line clamped off so no fluid can pass in either direction try the pedal and see if it is now OK, ...

Morning all, The side window recess isn't deep enough to mount the glass on the outside without it sticking out from the bodywork, So the glass would have to be smaller and sit inside the spot welded flange (where the window rubber attaches) and this wouldn't look great, Answer is to remove the spot...

from memory S and T woodwork (if memory serves me) were a compny that made traveller kits and made the rear pillars laminated.

they closed in the mid ninties I think good kits but laminated not solid, so possibly a kit from them,

Steve

RJ turner in paddock Wood,

www.rjturnercartrimming.com

Never used them but a couple of my customers have and were happy with the work,

Steve

The best leather products I have ever used are made by Gliptone,

Can’t comment on their other products but their leather products are superb, I have tried lots of different brands over the years but always come back to it.

Steve

It looks like you have compression escaping up the spark plugs between the ceramic and the steel body, I see your running Denso plugs, a first rate plug in respect of quality and performance, so surprised to see the leakage, but I think I would be looking to replace them, You could contact ADL who I...

Exhaust wrap is available from dozens of suppliers including good old ebay and amazon, but do remember cheap exhaust wrap is cheap for a reason, Cheap wrap has very limited thermal properties and disintegrates in the first couple of years, so be careful where you spend your money, as for how to fix ...

Painfully slow progress I’m afraid, work keeps getting in the way, although lockdown was bad for so many businesses we were very lucky and had an influx of work so my poor old traveller hasn’t got much of a look-in for a long time, but haven’t given up, and I have made some progress but nothing exci...

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8tqqIsO3Rvw

A bit more info here regards the build,

Steve

First thing I would say is this style of brake setup has the disc front mounted (unlike the old marina setup with rear mounted discs) so as soon as you remove the road wheel the disc tends to move outwards so if the disc is not retained you will show a smaller gap one side to the other, the front di...

Marina / ital wheels would be 13" diameter, and should have 8 slots in, all cars, coupes and estates had 3 ¾” pcd, Some vans had 4 ½” pcd from memory and some of the wheels were solid with no slots in, I think this was on the higher load rated vans, Triumph Dolomite had 9 slot wheels but look v...