MM 1000 Bumpers
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MM 1000 Bumpers
Can you tell me the front Bumper 's rubber block (look image) of morris minor 1000 , how many height of the rubber block ?[frame]
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Re: MM 1000 Bumpers
Those are called lower damper-arm rebounds, or something similar. There's only one rubber block. I would guess it's 4 cm or maybe 5 cm thick.
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Re: MM 1000 Bumpers
Don't even consider buying a new one as they are cheap crap and nowhere even near the shape or the metal thickness of the originals. I cut the rubber off the repro part and glued it onto the original metal and the rest went in the bin! The rubber on the repro measures 36mm x 30mm x 11.5mm thick. The photo below is proof of the pudding. How can you fit that to an almost flat surface??[frame]
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Re: MM 1000 Bumpers
I fitted a new pair and it took me ages to persuade the holes to line up with the bodywork.
Check that the top rebound rubber cones are still there.
Check that the top rebound rubber cones are still there.
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Re: MM 1000 Bumpers
Really? Only 11.5mm? I could've sworn they were thicker than that. Ah well, live and learn. Yes -- do as Declan suggests, or, if you can, find new old stock ones. I was lucky enough to find a friend having a Minor parts clearout and he had several of these.
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Re: MM 1000 Bumpers
Sandun,
Can't remember for sure-it was a couple of years ago. Either impact adhesive or superglue would do fine.
Can't remember for sure-it was a couple of years ago. Either impact adhesive or superglue would do fine.
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