Talk Morgan Forums Morgan Sports Cars Morgan Three Wheeler & Super 3 creating a Service Manual. Volunteers appreciated

Dear All,
I have bought a web domain (www.m3wmanual.com) and have started designing a website so as to create a M3W service manual and reference site.
I hope it will feature articles on how to change a cam belt. or how to correctly install a suspension kit etc.
wise service intervals and things to check every now and again.
Replete with photos of course!

I am a great fan of the talkmorgan website and will continue to be. I just feel as if a static website where the writing is based on consensus is needed.

It is in no way designed to detract from Talkmorgan and is intended to be a static reference site.

This is not being written for profit or in conjunction with any company! It is purely a hobby intended to pool our collective knowledge.

One aim is to one day create a concise pdf service manual which i can carry in the vehicle which contains part specifications etc.

For copyright reasons it will need to be written anew.

If anyone is interested in getting involved by writing, submitting illustrative or technical pictures please do. You do not need to have any technical skill as i can upload the writing or pictures myself if they are emailed to me.
You will of course be credited if you like.
please PM or post.

Hi Charles,

For LoveJugs install on 2013:

Switch was from Maplin and is in the spare hole in the dash used for the accessories socket. I took the live feed from the back of the accessories socket through to switch then to the fans. The earth i took directly back to the negative terminal of the battery for the fans. For the illumination of the switch i used the earth on the back of the accessories socket. The advantage of using the accessories socket is that it is already fused.


Photos are now stored here https://www.flickr.com/photos/129292693@N03/sets/72157651111792768/

For bobin modifications:

https://flic.kr/s/aHsk9XN1Nv

Steve

Great idea & it would help us all

Great idea

Good idea Charles. we can help

Great idea Charles. I have a few bits of information and part numbers I will forward to you. Hopefully it will all happen quicker than any "official" manual.

A great idea, although I suspect you didn't know about the Morganatica wiki, which you could have used straight off without investing in a web domain. The advantage of a wiki approach is that is spreads the load around the whole community rather than depending on a single editor/webmaster.

The latest work being done on Morganatica are a guide on building and ash body frame for a 4-wheeler trad, and the study of aerodynamics on traditional models by Duncan Charlton.

But any resource with puts information onto the web as got to be a good thing, I wish you all the best with the venture.

Happy to help as well

thanks everyone for the support.
I am still designing and liaising with S&S about what i can put on the website.
Hence the slow progress.
Should have something substantive up soon.