After posting on
https://www.talkmorgan.com/ubbthreads.php/topics/776258/dash-pcb-ectomy and recieving some excellent advice and help I decided removal of the PCB and full rewire on my 2014 Duratec plus 4 was the best option.
I purchased most of the components listed by Rog plus the switches brought to my attention by deejay. Thanks guys.
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Then set about removing the faulty PCB and cheap looking original switches to fit the new items.
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The top right button which was originally the A/C now operates my interior lights.
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I opted to keep the original fan switch so made a plate and premounted the relays (including a spare for future use)and diodes as space is a bit tight! Then..........
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It was over to my son to wire everything back up. There were a few choice words on the awkwardness of working on a Morgan but he managed !!
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The whole job probably took around 20 hours but it would have been significantly more had Rog not shared his knowledge on the fantastic resource that is TM

The car sailed through it's MOT and has just completed a trouble free 600 mile trip to Beamish museum so all good so far.