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#31 mk1leg

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Posted 31 October 2007 - 11:14 PM

Hi..LOT997F how would like to purchase a Cooper S unused bare block £500 I purchased it some years ago as a spare for my 1071cc Austin Cooper S but unfortunantly had to sell mini to buy my house If interested I will take a photo for you.............. :P

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Posted 01 November 2007 - 02:40 AM

The 1300gt gearbox uses different type of bolt holes for the remote housing,Bolts in from the side rather than from below on the `s`although it`s going to be a replica u won`t see that

Just a bit of info :P

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Posted 01 November 2007 - 12:14 PM

The 1300gt gearbox uses different type of bolt holes for the remote housing,Bolts in from the side rather than from below on the `s`although it`s going to be a replica u won`t see that


I've never seen a 1300 GT as they never made it over here. However, are you SURE about the remote being different? Yes, the Austin America (grown up MG-1100) had a different remote housing that used the sandwich plate you're talking about. But the 1300 GT was supposed to be BL's successor to the Cooper-S, not a variant of the ADO16 family. I would have thought the 1300 GT would have retained the Cooper-S gearbox in some cheapened form. Guessworks...?

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Posted 09 November 2007 - 05:58 PM

does anyone know the ptnos. stamped/ cast into 7.5 calipers? found some calipers but not 100% sure if they are right.

I have noticed 2day while cutting the floor out there is two holes one each side on the rear subframe panel with plastic clips pushed into them (almost look like a fancy rawplug.) it looks to be properly done and not dodged like so many other parts of the car just wondered if anyone knows what they really are?? clip the carpet in vertically?

Was the mk1 s servo fitted to any other cars ie an allegro ??

Really enjoying cracking into my project now work has tailed off for the winter. shame it gets dark so early. hope my project is still enjoyable at the end and hasn't turned into a chore.

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Posted 09 November 2007 - 06:07 PM

I can't answer too many of your question. Hopefully others can post casting numbers and explain the plugs.

The Mk1 servo was pretty unique to the Mini. There was a Bendix version of the Mk1 servo built in Italy. Not only was it used on the Innocenti Mini, it was also used on some model of Alfa. I inquired about this years ago only to find that the Bendix servo (while available from Alfa parts supplier) cost WAY more than the Mini Spares reproduction for the Mini. I no longer have the correspondence about what model of Alfa used the Bendix servo. Sorry.

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Posted 09 November 2007 - 10:22 PM

i take it that means it will mean a differnt crank seeing as they are off set.


Nope, dont' think so,... The piston head swings freely on the Gudgeon Pin remember, allowing the pistons to move up and down freely at a slight angle.

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Posted 09 November 2007 - 10:27 PM

i take it that means it will mean a differnt crank seeing as they are off set.


Nope, dont' think so,... The piston head swings freely on the Gudgeon Pin remember, allowing the pistons to move up and down freely at a slight angle.


oh so when you say offset you mean the bores have been moved forwards and backwards (if your looking at engine in the car)?? i thought they meant the outer 2 bores had been moved left/right to allow more room in the middle if you know what i mean, only slightly but it all helps.

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Posted 09 November 2007 - 10:31 PM

good point.... ignore me, I don't know.... Hmmm sorry.

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Posted 10 November 2007 - 11:46 AM

i take it that means it will mean a differnt crank seeing as they are off set.


Nope, dont' think so,... The piston head swings freely on the Gudgeon Pin remember, allowing the pistons to move up and down freely at a slight angle.


oh so when you say offset you mean the bores have been moved forwards and backwards (if your looking at engine in the car)?? i thought they meant the outer 2 bores had been moved left/right to allow more room in the middle if you know what i mean, only slightly but it all helps.

Read the vizard book it tells u in there!

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Posted 11 November 2007 - 10:58 AM

are rightI have noticed 2day while cutting the floor out there is two holes one each side on the rear subframe panel with plastic clips pushed into them (almost look like a fancy rawplug.) it looks to be properly done and not dodged like so many other parts of the car just wondered if anyone knows what they really are?? clip the carpet in vertically?

have you photos I might be able to help PM me photos and I'l get backto you................ :)

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Posted 21 November 2007 - 06:18 PM

are rightI have noticed 2day while cutting the floor out there is two holes one each side on the rear subframe panel with plastic clips pushed into them (almost look like a fancy rawplug.) it looks to be properly done and not dodged like so many other parts of the car just wondered if anyone knows what they really are?? clip the carpet in vertically?

have you photos I might be able to help PM me photos and I'l get backto you................ :-


apparently it is for the breather pipe. not sure how tho?

I stupidly cut the plastic item out before measing its location so if anyone has the dimention of its location i would appriciate that. thought i had already marked it onto the new panel but i had marked another hole instead. measure twice cut once, hum failed! thanks

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Posted 21 November 2007 - 11:14 PM

Hi..!.. I will get you dimentians from My friends MK1 at weekend and post it on Mon eve ok..................and by the way thats to let air out when you shut doors with windows closed.................... :-

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Posted 25 November 2007 - 12:57 PM

Hi..!..here is photo as promised......hope this helps................... :)

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Posted 25 November 2007 - 06:59 PM

Hi..!.. I will get you dimentians from My friends MK1 at weekend and post it on Mon eve ok..................and by the way thats to let air out when you shut doors with windows closed.................... :P


you are a star. thanks

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Posted 25 November 2007 - 11:45 PM

no problem.............. :P
any pics of your car..............

Edited by mk1leg, 25 November 2007 - 11:49 PM.





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