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  • Excellent John!

  • This video is PRICELESS I spent all day trying allsort to get my Midget 1500 started, then I found this and 10 yes 10 minutes later its starting first turn of the key.

    Keep up the good work and CHEERS loads

  • keep up the good work it is the best we have seen

  • Thanks for the great information!

  • Please post a videoon how to start a MG TD around a 1953 preferably

    ,Thanks

  • great explanation, I hope to see more videos thank you

  • John Twist, you are the man!

    For weeks i was searching for this fault on my '67 MGB GT. The starter was tunrning but obviously not fast enough for sliding forward on the starter-shaft and to engage the flywheel.

    The reason was a bad ground connection between the chassis and the motor. I cleaned the connections, used a little bit of cooper paste and voila - the motor is now starting every time i turn the starter key.

    Thank you very much for this hint!

    Greetings

    Holger

  • I had a loose ground strap one on a 74-B and it was actually melting the accelerator cable frome the carbs to the accelerator petal. It took me forever to figure this one out.

  • John, thanks for sharing this valuable information with us.

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