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Adam, can you post the Land Rover P/N so we can have a look at it?
Steve
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The land Rover stalks are for cars from 2005 on. I am guessing they sent you the wrong part.
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Looks like the indicator stalk should be part number E340006. ![[Linked Image]](https://www.tm-img.com/images/2020/11/08/Screen-Shot-2020-11-08-at-10.39.13.png) However, there are plenty of errors scattered throughout the MMC parts book (probably just to keep us on our toes). Nowadays I usually speak to Nobby at Krazy Horse before ordering anything because he knows what's what.
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Agreed Nobby is very helpful.
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Looks like the indicator stalk should be part number E340006. However, there are plenty of errors scattered throughout the MMC parts book (probably just to keep us on our toes). Nowadays I usually speak to Nobby at Krazy Horse before ordering anything because he knows what's what. Thanks for the exploded view Bunny.
The light at the end of the tunnel is actually a train. 2019 M3W
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Looks like the indicator stalk should be part number E340006. However, there are plenty of errors scattered throughout the MMC parts book (probably just to keep us on our toes). Nowadays I usually speak to Nobby at Krazy Horse before ordering anything because he knows what's what. Thanks for the exploded view Bunny. No problem. It comes from the MMC parts manual which is available as a free download via the Morgan Three Wheeler Club (MTWC) website. Click on the 'About' header, then '5-Speeder', then scroll down to the document 'Three Wheeler Parts Book (Morgan Motor Company)'. 
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I was looking for the P/N of the Land Rover unit provided by the dealer to Adam, not the MMC part number. I was interested to evaluate the suitability of an aftermarket part, even if it's not cosmetically the same.
Steve
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Hi there, P/N for the stalk provided is 36663H. I'm thinking it might be the wrong part, maybe intended for a 4?
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Wow. Way different. Besides the extra functionality on the LR stalk, it appears as if it wouldn't physically fit the M3W.
Steve
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Mine broke as I turned into my driveway having just bought the car! Bit of a shocker to a new owner but changed under warranty. So now I have the bust one on the bench and am thinking whats to lose if I try and repair it? So many good and specialist adhesives out there nowadays. Just need one for metal to metal and one that can fill a small gap between surfaces. I have seen liquid metal used to fix gearbox casings successfully and consider it my first try for this job. Probably only going to get one shot at this so would appreciate any thoughts before I try.
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