🏷️ Basic Information Identification Make: Morgan Model: Four/4, Plus/4 Product Name: MORGAN Four/4 & Plus/4 1936-1968 Workshop Manual Codes Product Identifier: Morgan_4_4_Plus4_WSM_1936-1968 👋 Introduction Market Position Target Market: Owners and restorers of vintage Morgan Four/4 and Plus/4 models from 1936-1968. Competitive Analysis Uniqueness: As a factory workshop manual, it offers official procedures and specifications, often more detailed than aftermarket publications for this era. Key Features Comprehensiveness: Marketed as the 'most comprehensive' manual available, covering a wide range of models and engines. Usability: Designed for ease of use with step-by-step instructions and bookmarked navigation. Restoration Guidance: Specifically noted as beneficial for restoration projects. 📋 Manual Details Coverage Areas Models Covered: Morgan Four/4 Series I, Morgan Four/4 Series II, Morgan Four/4 Series IV, Morgan Four/4 Series V, Morgan Plus/4 Production Years Covered: 1936-1968 Engine Variants Covered: Coventry Climax, Standard Ten OHV, Ford 100E, Ford 105E, Ford 109E, Ford 118E, Ford 1600, Ford 1600 GT, Triumph TR2, Triumph TR3, Triumph TR4, Triumph TR4A Page Count Estimated Page Count: Detailed page count not specified, but described as 'most comprehensive'. Manual Type Type: Factory Workshop Manual Content Focus: Service and Repair Manual. Language Language: English Format Digital Format: PDF (requires Adobe Reader) Navigation: Fully bookmarked for easy navigation 📖 Manual Coverage Systems Covered Engine Systems: Coventry Climax, Standard Ten OHV, Ford (100E, 105E, 109E, 118E, 1600, 1600 GT), Triumph (TR2, TR3, TR4, TR4A) - including general engine overhaul, tuning, and troubleshooting. Fuel And Ignition: Carburetters, Fuel Systems, Ignition System Cooling And Exhaust: Cooling System Drivetrain: Clutch, Gearbox, Propeller Shaft, Rear Axle Suspension And Steering: Front Suspension, Rear Suspension, Steering System Braking System: Braking System Electrical System: Electrical System Bodywork: Body Work Procedures Included General Maintenance: Step-by-step instructions for maintenance, repair, and restoration. Diagnostics: Troubleshooting guidance for various systems. Overhaul And Rebuild: Implied comprehensive coverage for major component overhauls (e.g., engines, gearboxes) suitable for restoration. Carburetor Tuning: Detailed instructions for tuning and synchronizing various carburettor types (e.g., SU H, HS, HD; Zenith Stromberg) are expected. Ignition Timing: Procedures for setting ignition timing, replacing distributors, coils, and points for different ignition systems (e.g., Lucas, Delco-Remy). Brake Adjustment And Overhaul: Guidance on adjusting drum brakes, bleeding hydraulic systems, and overhauling brake cylinders and slave cylinders. Suspension Overhaul: Instructions for servicing kingpins, bushes, shock absorbers (lever arm type likely common), and front end geometry adjustments. Technical Depth Level Of Detail: Comprehensive, suitable for both home mechanics and professional technicians. Target Audience: Enthusiast owners, DIY mechanics, professional repair shops specializing in vintage vehicles. Electrical Diagrams: Expected to include wiring diagrams for the electrical systems covering lighting, ignition, starting, and charging circuits. Torque Specifications: Likely provides torque settings for critical fasteners (e.g., cylinder head bolts, wheel nuts, suspension components) where applicable. 📊 Manual Specifications File Format Digital File Type: PDF Readability Requirements: Adobe Reader (free download) Searchability: PDF format with bookmarking implies good navigability, but full text searchability depends on OCR quality if it's a scanned document. Digital Distribution: Sold as a digital download. Print Quality Print Suitability: Likely printable due to digital format, though print quality depends on source and printer. Binding Type Binding: Not applicable to digital PDF format. Paper Type Paper Quality: Not applicable to digital PDF format. ⚙️ Engine Specifications Primary Engine Engine Types Supported: Coventry Climax, Standard Ten OHV, Ford (various displacements and types), Triumph (various displacements and types). Engine Identification Notes: The manual's value lies in differentiating between the various Ford and Triumph engines used during this long production run. Performance Performance Details: Manual likely contains specifications such as horsepower, torque, and tuning procedures for each engine variant, though specific figures are not listed in the product description. Fuel System Fuel System Components: Carburetters (likely various models like SU, Zenith, Solex depending on engine), fuel pumps, fuel lines, fuel tanks. Technical Details Engine Displacements Implied: Ranges from small 1.0-1.6 liter engines (e.g., Ford 100E, Triumph TR2/3) to potentially slightly larger variants (e.g., Ford 1600 GT). 🔧 Transmission Standard Gearbox Types Covered: Likely covers manual transmissions common in British cars of the era, potentially including Moss, ENV, or Ford-derived gearboxes. Optional Clutch Types Covered: Covers clutch operation and maintenance, likely single dry plate type. Features Drivetrain Components: Propeller Shaft, Rear Axle (details on differential types likely included). 📐 Dimensions Exterior Body Styles Implied: Typically offered as open two-seaters, four-seaters, and sometimes coupes or drophead coupes. Weights Curb Weight Range Typical: Estimated 700-900 kg (1540-1980 lbs) depending on body style and engine. 🛡️ Safety Features Ratings Safety Standards Era: Safety features and standards of the 1936-1968 era, which were less stringent than modern vehicles. Active Features Braking System Details: Covers hydraulic drum brakes for most of this period, potentially transitioning to front discs in later models. Passive Features Body Construction: Body Work section will detail construction, likely traditional steel or aluminum panels on a wooden frame chassis...