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Technical Talk

Many Morgan owners like to tinker with their cars, be it simple servicing or complete rebuilds. The Morgan Motor Company has never produced workshop manuals so owners often learn from each other through technical articles or online forums.

The traditional Morgan is actually a very simple car in construction and, with the help of online information, can often be worked on by owners with some basic skills.

Listed below are links to technical hints contributed by members. They can be downloaded as .pdf files. Please note that full or partial reproduction of the material in this section is expressly forbidden without the prior knowledge and approval of the author / copyright holder.

Any articles/photos are welcome as long as they are original and electronic (Word or .pdf format). If you know of links to other good technical pages let us know so we can include those in our links section. Send your submissions to webmaster@morganownersclub.org.au .

Technical Help for Members

A list of members who are able to offer technical advice can be found on the Club Contacts page which can be viewed afterĀ logging in.

Help, Hints & Suggestions for classic Morgan owners

Two ā€œmanualsā€ are available within the Morgan community especially useful for owners of classic Morgans (mostly from 30’s through into 80’s) especially 3W, +4, 4/4, and +8 models. Ā The detailed tome is Fred Sisson’s ā€œBedside Readerā€ with some 250 pages of help and hints; the compilation of suggestions to help keep your Morgan on the road is Gary Dubois-Bell’s (aka Cuthbert Twillie) 160 pages of hints in ā€œA Yank in Malvernā€. Information from these books can be sent to members. After logging in, you will find the indexes for these two publications by clicking here. The indexes will help you in locating the information you need. Ā