That explains it - thanks Jay

John

Hello!
Is there a solution to this very annoying problem on my 2011 4/4 sport still with another year of warranty left.
//Bosse

So another case of "they all do that, sir!"

I'm another 2011 4/4 driver with this light problem and now I knew, that I'm not alone.

It´s not a question of not being being alone. I mailed my authorized sales person and he told me to contact him to have this problem solved by his technician.
Even if we ha hawe an "entry level" Morgan it is not OK to sell a car with known faulty indicators. How can the Morgan Motor Company deliver a car with faulty indicators and continue to say that they a proud of their products?
What I find most strange to me is that many posts in this thread find it normal that not everything will work OK on a new Morgan 4/4 Sport. May be this model is for people with less expectations of their new car, despite a fairly high price compared to a normal car.
//Bosse

Excuse me - but what is explained?
//Bosse

If MMC are not going to solve this cable length then I am sure that a word with the guys at the loom makers would be able to provide a simple extension cable which plugs into the lamp socket with an extra lamp socket on the extended cable. There must be a simple solution.

They were very helpful to me in crating a Y section Cable Splitter for my Hign Level additional Brake lamp.

GoMog have the wiring diagram with their contact details for anyone who wants to take up this quest.

Invisible immobiliser light and loud clicking indicators are not faults that need fixing -they're just Morgan characteristics that you get used to

It's hard to believe that simply extending two conductors to an LED would invalidate any warranty in any meaningful way. The immobiliser LED works fine in my 2005 4/4, and is a very useful deterrent when leaving the car parked, open, in a public place.

Any one know where to source fibre optic cable..
Thinks? As the led is flashing under the dash, maybe just a length of fibre optic cable fron the led to the led on the dash may work but suspect the dash led will have to be removed and an fibre optic cap substituted.
?? Must be a way around it.