I've got a 1946 morris 8 series E. Back story is it was stored from 1966 until my dad got it around 8 yrs ago, then he got cancer soon after and I was determined to get it on the road before he died so he could have a run in it. No welding was required but lots of mechanical stuff was needed...

Sweet. Ta. :vb-weee:

Bout 12 ltrs, save me some money if it's OK. Got it from a closed down hgv workshop.

Yes, but that's not why I tagged you. Pic of the overmat rod you asked for and I obliged, up there ^^^^^

EAC (telford) is the place I've found. Screenshot off their website.

OK, Ta. Just been out with the uv torch and lots of stuff is glowing, sticky labels on the ac pipe, oil stains and finger prints! Nowt looking like a leak though but I can't see the compressor connections, too much stuff in the way, everything else looked OK but I'm not convinced to be honest...

Sniffer...not heard of one of them before. Guess I need to ring around and find a place that has one. How do they work these sniffer things?

@Grrrrrr The book symbol that popped up yesterday after changing air direction was off today at start up. Never thought to change air direction again to see if it reappeared.

Mines the diesel, looks a bugger to get at though.

Over winter no. Yes....I now know I should leave it on always but as the wife says " you never bloody listen!" :vb-lol:

Around 18 months ago I had the ac regassed at kwikfit as it wasn't working, it then did, yay! But only for a few weeks, boo!. Took it to my local indy and they reported condensor leaking, I fitted a new condensor and new pipe between compressor and condensor(a known mod is to fit the earlier...

Exciting stuff today! When I first got the 38 (dhse) it had nice overmats front and rear but the drivers one always moved when I got in or out.not a massive biggy but annoying as I could see that something was missing that was supposed to hold it firm but I had no idea what. Anywhoo, I was...

So sounds like my eas is healthy?

Just started her up today after 3 weeks and to answer that, yes..5 secs ish to motorway height which it's locked at. Then sent her up to extended height which also went up smartish. Then spent 15mins underneath checking for a birds nest. The wife spotted a Robin bobbing about underneath with...

Ahh...OK...you win!

But you need a hacksaw and a 17mm drill bit :vb-lol: AND you can flog the tap and recoup some money. I've done the maffs and the tap wins!

Dunno yet, not been started in 3 weeks but she was fine before being trapped in so not expecting any issues.

Self levelling I'm fairly sure, she's been trapped there for 3 weeks because of the scaffold.

Just noticed this looking out the bedroom window. :vb-lol: