I have a two door 1966 Morris Minor and a 1970 Traveller. I was just wondering if it is normal for the traveller to sound louder when you drive it.
Thanks,
Evan
Engine Noise
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Re: Engine Noise
Add the rattles and bangs from the bodywork and it is a lot noisier
My Traveller is certainly noisier than my MM, aside from the smooth running side valve compared to the harsh 1275 A Series, the MM's body seems to have a lot more refinement with the doors and bonnet closing with a clunk compared to the Traveller's metalic clang.
My Traveller is certainly noisier than my MM, aside from the smooth running side valve compared to the harsh 1275 A Series, the MM's body seems to have a lot more refinement with the doors and bonnet closing with a clunk compared to the Traveller's metalic clang.
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Re: Engine Noise
Interesting comment...I've always thought that the 1275 in our convertible has a harsh sound, from what you say Mike, this is quite usual?harsh 1275 A Series
Chris
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Re: Engine Noise
The harshness of the engine probably has something to do with the twin carbs and pancake filters. The noisy diff does not help.
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