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A nice rollaround MAC or SnapOn toolbox stuffed full of tools should be mandatory, along with basic mechanics practices taught befor buying a Morgan, or at least included into the price of the Morgan :-)


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I used to have a Bentley S3 that I maintained myself. I was a member of the Rolls Royce Enthusiasts Club who used to run weekend basic maintenance courses which I found valuable. Perhaps Morgan should run something similar with separate courses for 4 & 3 wheels. I doubt if there is much any RR or B owner of a post Shadow car can do.

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Originally Posted by GPC1203
Originally Posted by LightSpeed
You need open end and box end wrenches to get to that area, nothing adjustable or a ratchet unless you find a box end ratchet that is small enough.


And the tool list grows! That makes sense though. Looks much more manageable with one of those two. Thanks again


buy quality tools and they last a lifetime.... or go cheap with harbor freight and they break right away


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and, BTW.... "until it breaks, and then back off a quarter turn" is bad advice. Get a good torque wrench as well


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