Originally Posted by John07
Dave, I'm with you on this one, it will be the way to go. But then I've fitted EFI to my 1970 Elan and it's been win win all the way.

As for DMU's the Restomod people are fitting them as we speak.
Cheers
John

The ECU Masters PMU would make a lovely robust solution, it's small enough to be integrated into the dash module where the PCB once lived, I’ve been super impressed with the quality of my EMU Black ECU from ECU Masters so I’m sure their PMU will be built to the same high standards.

However, as others point out..... It is indeed a very expensive way to fix a problematic dash module spend

And it doesn't just stop with the PMU itself,you also need a CANBUS KeyPad, the four chanel one being £230 spendspend

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Or £254 for the six button version spendspendspend

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These ECU Master CAN switch panels are quite subtle in design so shouldn't be too out of place in the Morgan dash module, and you can get a huge number of different icon inserts to cover more or less any device or function you want to switch on and off. However, the cost is all a bit nuts really, so for the time being I'm going to see what my local electronics engineer can do with my damaged board?

I dropped Monty's dash module off with Richard today, he seems to be involved in fixing all things electronic so didn't bat a eylid when I presented him with an 11 year old Morgan PCB. Along with all the PC and phone repairs that are his bread and butter, he also had an electric golf buggy in for repair, and had just finished fixing the dash mounted screen on a Lamborghini, how diverse is that!

Richard inspected the board, flipped it over, and immediately said he suspects the diode at the end of the burnt track had gone open circuit. However, rather than make assumptions he will test all diodes, relays and the fan switch before ordering and fitting the component/s that have failed, only then will he repair the burnt track. He says it should be ready by Thursday, so in good time for me to fit and test next weekend.

Richard was also impressed with Roger's photos I showed him on my phone during my visit saying they'd be very useful, so I've just emailed them over (Thanks Rog).

Watch this space chaps thumbs

Dave.