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Any insight into what the connector might be is welcome. That aside I am planning to disconnect the battery and then see if the "extra" block can be relocated. Will report back.
Tim
Last edited by Tim Rice; 04/11/23 05:07 PM.
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This is the extra block on the side of the 50A Fuse Block. The cables are Red and Red/Yellow (althoug it could be Orange/Yellow). Icannot find that combination on the wiring diagram, which might be because it was a modification. There appears to be some movement between the two, but I cannot find how to separate them - any suggestions? Thanks, Tim ![[Linked Image]](https://www.tm-img.com/images/2023/11/05/IMG_6244.jpeg) ![[Linked Image]](https://www.tm-img.com/images/2023/11/05/IMG_6253.jpeg) ![[Linked Image]](https://www.tm-img.com/images/2023/11/05/IMG_6251.jpeg) ![[Linked Image]](https://www.tm-img.com/images/2023/11/05/IMG_6237.jpeg)
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Ease a thin flat screwdriver up from the bottom centrally between the two, you may have to pry apart a little then the 'extra' feed base should slide off up/down (you can see the clip & slider on the exposed end, they are designed to 'stack')
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Jon,
Work a treat. Probably saved a few swear words and my knuckles!
Thank you, Tim
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Is there an established way of attaching the "additional block" to the side of the fuse box (which it will locate too easily and still leave room for the cover? Thanks. ![[Linked Image]](https://www.tm-img.com/images/2023/11/03/Fuse-Box.jpeg)
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Jon,
Work a treat. Probably saved a few swear words and my knuckles!
Thank you, Tim 
Jon M
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Is there an established way of attaching the "additional block" to the side of the fuse box Try velcro - available in strips (male & female sides) about an inch or two wide. From old-fashioned haberdashers or online. Use Evo-stik to secure each piece in place.
Peter
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Peter,
Thanks - will do that.
Tim
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Eddy,
Yes - I have found someone, although they are suggesting water jet cutting. Could you give me the approximate dimensions of the box? I wouldn't want to get it produced and then find that Morgan modified things between producing our cars! BTW mine is 2015.
Thanks,
Tim Hi Tim, sorry for the late answer ... I was a week in China and did a lot of supplier visits (so no free time). In the dxf file you can find the needed dimensions - but I would suggest you wait a while: I´m just work on a new design which has a removable cover on the top side. In this way you do not have to remove the complete cover if you need to replace some a fuse.
Eddy
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Eddy,
No apology necessary. I have found that my bulkhead does not have the tapped holes for the cover attachment bolts. I have learned from a former employee, that my M3W may have been a development vehicle, which might explain why it did not have a cover in the first place.
I am investigating......
Tim
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