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Good advice Richard. Just dread trying to remove the strips.


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Originally Posted by GrumpyPa
Replaced the throttle cable today. The other day I was just checking over and noticed the cable at the carb end had a couple of whiskers. I looked a bit closer and found that the cable was virtually broken. Fortunately the car was in the garage, I dread to think what would have happened if it had broken when out driving.Thanks to BHM a new one was in the post the following morning. Took the opportunity to remove the pedal and give it a thorough clean.
I had exactly the same thing a couple of years back. On closer inspection, I also found strands broken at the bulkhead end as well. Having seen the horrendous price of a new Morgan one, I resorted to Carbuilder Solutions and purchased their cable repair kit in a tin (CRKIT). That comes with two long inners of different diameters and a good selection of universal nipples, at a current cost of just £12. It’s worth keeping one in the car, as it is very compact.


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Morning Strathavon, Yep, rubber strips are a doddle to remove. When out using a very narrow wire channel brush clean up the rusted screw heads, they clean remarkably easily and you'll wonder how so much rusting has such little effect on them!
On refit I use red rubber grease for 2" on top of the cleaned heads and silicone grease on the rest of the channel as if you use a grease product on the whole channel the rubber tends to pop out. The silicone will wash out and you only really need it to ease the fitting of the rubber. When all back together run ACF-50 under all the channel between it and the wing. Let it sit overnight then wipe away residue in the morning. As Richard said, that's where the corrosion from water ingress originates. Most things on a Mog require finding the cause and rectifying it rather than treating the effect it caused.

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