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Joined: Jan 2015
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L - Learner Plates On
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Just trying to figure out how rain and washing water drains from the opening for the spare wheel - assuming it does?..
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Just barreling along Needs to Get Out More!
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Just barreling along Needs to Get Out More!
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Yep, more holes and ventilation than a colander
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Just Getting Started
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Just Getting Started
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FWIW I tended to get water collecting inside the spare wheel, at the bottom edge of the wheel where the tyre wall was sitting on the surface. I solved this by taking the wheel off and glueing a small black plastic shim across the position that the tyre wall would sit. Shim is about 4-5mm thick and about 70mm long by 20mm wide. The water now drains down either side of the shim when the tyre gets water in the centre.
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Talk Morgan Expert
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Talk Morgan Expert
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I took the disc off the other day it was very cruddy inside gave it a good clean and a waxoil. there is quite a bit of wasted space in Morgan terms shame you cant get access to it. A hatch between the speakers perhaps.
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