Wiring diagram

[Onne]

Does anyone know where I should get a good wiring diagram for a Morris 10/4?
This a friends car, and so far, the battery is all right, so is the dynamo, and so are the wires to the regulator. So I want to know where the wire from the regulator goes! Probably somewhere behind the dash, but there are quite a lot of wires there actually

Onne

[NZJLY]

I have a little manual covering the 10-4. What year, and I will try sending them to you on Jpeg (or zipped) file. Are you on broadband or dialup (What size of file do you want, in other words). Your profile has an email so I can send them over

[Onne]

That would be splendid. 'Doesn't really matter how big it is, I am on cable, fast computer, big hotmail account!

Thanks!

[NZJLY]

You should have it now Hope it is what you need

[Onne]

I have indeed! and I have replied your email.

Btw the car is working again, 95% that is, still a sidelight to rewire, and maybe rewire the trafficators, as they are disconnected at the moment. dynamo is charging again, fuel pump is ticking away happily, engine runs an absolute treat.

Really scary car to drive though, if you are not used to it. Pedals are not in the same order.

Normally CLUTCH BRAKE THROTTLE M10/4 CLUTCH THROTTLE BRAKE which make you reflexes go mad!

[bigginger]

...especially as you're already driving on the wrong side of the road...

[Onne]

indeed Andrew, this is also a RHD car. Pity my Toyota isn't....

[bigginger]

Excuses, excuses - you'll be telling me the Sport-O-Matic (wonderful name!) is RHD next...

[Onne]

It is actually...... if I want to!

[Matt]

Onne, as soon as you get used to the "funny" pedal arrangment it is really easy to use! Well it is in the colleges 1926 morris truck...

[Onne]

I am sure it will, but I did hear the car would be very hard to drive, as it needs quite a lot of muscle ro control. It'd be fun though!