Originally Posted by Image
What was ever wrong with a simple rocker or toggle…K.

Easy answer. Insufficient profit and too reliable. Metal toggles never fail.

Originally Posted by Montegue
My thoughts exactly, simplicity was the big attraction for me. It does seem the PCB is the only Morgan designed element that detracts from the back to basics approach, and surprise surprise its the only consistently unreliable component on these modern traditional chassis Morgans frown2
Gentlemen, may I join your duet? smile You are singing my song. There is so much fun to be had with a simple car, as performant as you choose and tweaked to your preferences and the roads you love, all while being able to diagnose and fix it roadside with a flat head screw driver and a 10 quid multimeter. An authentic British Golden Age of Automobiling experience.

BTW, even if they had more wisely chosen their PCB, how would that have benefited a Morgan owner's life any more than it does with other manufacturers that use them? PCBs are merely another of many manufacturing shortcuts that have backfired in the last two decades for Morgan. They would have had far fewer warranty claims and regain their fiercely loyal oddball market if they had continued to made simple vehicles for hobbyists. Has the newer format in design and parts-sourcing worked for them any more than it has for their buyers?😭

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