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- 10 years ago
- Forum: Interior & Trim
- Topic: is the parcel shelf bar a structural component...
- Replies: 4
- Views: 3515
Not structural, and it doesn't support the main body of the heater either. On earlier cars there is a cardboard air duct thing and the fresh air/recirculate control attached to it, but the heater still works without them. I took the parcel shelf out on both my cars because I find it gets in the way ...
- 10 years ago
- Forum: General Mog Chat
- Topic: Morris Minor vs VW Beetle
- Replies: 14
- Views: 5162
MMs are more nippy, but a VW is built much much better. In what ways? Do you mean the Beetle is better designed, better materials, or better assembled at the factory? Are you talking about cosmetic things like door gaps and orange peel, handling characteristics, reliability, or something else? (BTW...
- 10 years ago
- Forum: Electrics, Instrumentation & Security
- Topic: Relocating voltage stabiliser
- Replies: 10
- Views: 4335
- 10 years ago
- Forum: General Mog Chat
- Topic: 1st Big Job in the New Garage.
- Replies: 17
- Views: 3644
- 10 years ago
- Forum: Electrics, Instrumentation & Security
- Topic: Relocating voltage stabiliser
- Replies: 10
- Views: 4335
- 10 years ago
- Forum: Body, Paint, Glass & Wood Work
- Topic: Chassis legs
- Replies: 6
- Views: 3552
Yes, plug weld in places where it was originally spot welded. Apparently this is stronger (if done right) than seam welding the outside edge of the folded lip. To avoid future rust, spray weld-through primer on the mating faces before tacking in place, then apply seam sealer to the join after weldin...
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- 10 years ago
- Forum: Interior & Trim
- Topic: Glovebox Magnet
- Replies: 7
- Views: 4020
- 10 years ago
- Forum: Body, Paint, Glass & Wood Work
- Topic: Maggie the Morris in CANADA
- Replies: 31
- Views: 8277
- 10 years ago
- Forum: General Mog Chat
- Topic: Using a Minor as Everyday Transport. Good or bad idea?
- Replies: 21
- Views: 8572
A standard car is fine, I commuted to work in mine for several years (past tense because I no longer commute, not because I have a modern). That's what they were designed for. Only slight issue really was the need to top the battery up at weekends in the middle of winter when I was driving to and fr...
- 10 years ago
- Forum: General Mog Chat
- Topic: oh sh!t
- Replies: 7
- Views: 1803
Really sorry to hear that Chris. When I advised cleaning the points I should have mentioned disconnecting the battery first. I'd forgotten this can happen actually. If you accidentally close the right-hand points while cleaning them they latch shut (don't understand why but they do), energising the ...
- 10 years ago
- Forum: Moderate Modifications
- Topic: modifications
- Replies: 10
- Views: 4459
- 10 years ago
- Forum: General Mog Chat
- Topic: Is this a basic mog rack?
- Replies: 6
- Views: 1754
- 10 years ago
- Forum: General Mog Chat
- Topic: Trailers and towing
- Replies: 2
- Views: 1497
Re: Trailers and towing
Holders of driving licences issued before July 1996 and providing that they have Group A or if after 1990, category B, are entitled to drive a vehicle and trailer combination up to a maximum train weight of 8.25 tons. Isn't the cutoff date 1st Jan 1997? I was miffed that I just missed out on the ex...
- 10 years ago
- Forum: Suspension, Steering & Brakes
- Topic: Brake drum skimming
- Replies: 14
- Views: 5030
It will take you about 10 years of drum turning Alex to get the drums round like that! I think the problem is they are not quite concentric, only by a few thou' but it's enough to cause juddering. It seems worth a try since I don't have a big enough lathe to skim them myself, and I no longer trust ...