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I'm thinking along the same lines. I'll let you know what, if anything, Uncle Melvyn finds.
Ian
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4" Ruston Procter SD Tractor
1905 Merryweather steam fire engine
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Some thing to take your mind off the problem. http://www.thisoldtractor.com/ Greg is a Guzzi fan too. PS. No steam unfortunately : 
Last edited by Gambalunga; 05/06/12 03:34 PM. Reason: PS
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What! No steam? What's wrong with the man!
I'm taking my engine to the Long Melford rally, run by the Farm Machinery Preservation Society. You've never seen so many tractors & stationary engines!
Mean while, back at the Roadster, I noticed a sleeve around the ignition lock, which I think has wires attached. Would this be the key sensor? If so, should it be fixed, as this is free to rotate & slide.
Ian
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4" Ruston Procter SD Tractor
1905 Merryweather steam fire engine
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Has a lot to Say!
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Hoping it sorts it for you. Unable to help but watching with interest. 
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I think so. The sensor on motorcycle systems that I am famiiar with is a ring. Mormally it is fixed.
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What's the story with your Roadster Ian? Fixed?
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I think so. The sensor on motorcycle systems that I am famiiar with is a ring. Mormally it is fixed. Same as my Merc
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Hey, If you like Merc check this out: www.oldtimercarportrait.seRegards, Ken.
Ken in Sweden - SM7CQY
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What's the story with your Roadster Ian? Fixed? Not yet It's been with the dealer since last week & has started perfectly every time  Sod's Law in action. I'll collect it tomorrow & see how long it takes me to break it again... I still have my doubts about that sensor on the ignition switch, but the factory say that it just kills the ignition but still allows it to crank. Oh well. I'll just make sure I've got my Morgan Rescue card with me at all times... Ian
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I have thought on and off over the past week what the problem could be.... And failed.
Clutch switch? Earth to starter motor? Immobiliser? Is there a single fuse to the starter motor?
Thank God it's not sunny. That would be unbearable.
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