Hi,

This I know is not the best forum for the question, but the nearest I
can find.

does anyone in here have or know the location on the net of a scanned
copy of the wiring diagram for a 1929 morris minor?

Regards, Keith

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> Hi,
>
> This I know is not the best forum for the question, but the nearest I
> can find.
>
> does anyone in here have or know the location on the net of a scanned
> copy of the wiring diagram for a 1929 morris minor?
>
> Regards, Keith
>

On the contrary, I'd say it's exactly the right forum!  Good to see a
sensible question, rather than the handbags-at-dawn stuff we often have to
put up with.

Can't help you myself, I'm afraid, but I bet someone on this NG will.
There's some pretty clever people at this Interweb thing around who take it
as a personal challenge to root out the most obscure bits of information,
usually successfully.

Wasn't the Minor of that era a 750cc or so OHC engine, which found its way
into several MGs?

Good luck,

GMacK

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> does anyone in here have or know the location on the net of a scanned
> copy of the wiring diagram for a 1929 morris minor?
>
I have diagrams for the 1932/3 Minor (and the 1934) if it's any help. 
I'll scan and email with pleasure.


-- 
Kevin Poole
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keith@wassell.net wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> This I know is not the best forum for the question, but the nearest I
> can find.
> 
> does anyone in here have or know the location on the net of a scanned
> copy of the wiring diagram for a 1929 morris minor?
> 
> Regards, Keith
> 
I can't find the word Minor among my archives, but I have (undated but 
pre-1936) wiring diagrams for:
Morris Commercial Model C
Morris Commercial Model T2
Morris 8-HP Model
Morris 10/4 Model
Morris 25-HP Model

If any of those looks interesting to you, I can scan and e-mail.

Jim

In article <Jlexi.8435$cw7.5944@text.news.blueyonder.co.uk>, Jim Warren 
says...
> keith@wassell.net wrote:
> > Hi,
> > 
> > This I know is not the best forum for the question, but the nearest I
> > can find.
> > 
> > does anyone in here have or know the location on the net of a scanned
> > copy of the wiring diagram for a 1929 morris minor?
> > 
> > Regards, Keith
> > 
> I can't find the word Minor among my archives, but I have (undated but 
> pre-1936) wiring diagrams for:
> Morris Commercial Model C
> Morris Commercial Model T2
> Morris 8-HP Model
> Morris 10/4 Model
> Morris 25-HP Model
> 
> If any of those looks interesting to you, I can scan and e-mail.
> 
I would have thought that any of them would suffice as a reference. 
Basic vehicle electrics didn't change much apart from the 
dynamo/alternator sections.


-- 
Conor

If the facts don't fit the theory, change the facts. -- Albert Einstein

Conor wrote:
> In article <Jlexi.8435$cw7.5944@text.news.blueyonder.co.uk>, Jim Warren 
> says...

>>>
>> I can't find the word Minor among my archives, but I have (undated but 
>> pre-1936) wiring diagrams for:
>> Morris Commercial Model C
>> Morris Commercial Model T2
>> Morris 8-HP Model
>> Morris 10/4 Model
>> Morris 25-HP Model
>>
>> If any of those looks interesting to you, I can scan and e-mail.
>>
> I would have thought that any of them would suffice as a reference. 
> Basic vehicle electrics didn't change much apart from the 
> dynamo/alternator sections.
> 
The OP didn't say why he wanted a wiring diagram.  Looking through the 
ones I have, there are differences - the number of fuses, the colours of 
the wires, separate dynamo and starter or dynamotor, 6 or 12 volts, 
electric or mechanical fuel pump, and so on.  Yes any of the diagrams 
might be useful as a reference, but supposing you are doing a 
restoration and wanted to make a new wiring loom.  Wouldn't you want to 
get it exactly right?

Jim

have full diagrams of car in haynes type manual for over haed valve engined 
car/side valved engine

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