This comprehensive workshop manual is your ultimate guide to repairing and maintaining your Morris Minor Series MM Series II and 1000. It covers a wide range of topics, providing detailed information on all aspects of these classic vehicles. You'll find in-depth instructions and illustrations for working on the engine, fuel system, ignition, cooling system, clutch, gearbox, propeller shaft, rear axle, rear road springs, steering gear, front suspension, brake system, electrical equipment, tires, lubrication, service tools, body, heater, and special repairs. The manual features detailed exploded views for easy understanding and includes step-by-step procedures with clear illustrations and diagrams, ensuring you have the information you need to tackle any repair or maintenance task.

The Morris Minor Series MM Series II and 1000, affectionately nicknamed "Moke" by many, was a notable evolution in the classic Morris Minor lineage. Building upon the immensely successful Series MM, the Series II introduced several significant updates in 1956. The most prominent change was the adoption of a new, larger 948cc engine, a substantial upgrade over the previous 803cc unit. This boosted power output, making the car both quicker and more responsive. The Series II also featured a redesigned front grille, incorporating a more modern and stylish chrome trim, alongside minor interior alterations and a slightly larger luggage compartment. These refinements solidified the Morris Minor's reputation as a practical and stylish family car, further enhancing its popularity. However, the true game-changer arrived in 1959 with the introduction of the Morris Minor 1000. This model marked a major leap forward by incorporating a completely new and significantly more powerful 1098cc engine. This engine was designed with a "square" bore and stroke configuration, resulting in increased torque and a notable improvement in fuel efficiency. The 1000 also boasted a modernized interior, with a redesigned dashboard and improved upholstery. In addition, the introduction of a new, fully synchronized gearbox further enhanced the driving experience. The Morris Minor 1000 quickly established itself as a highly desirable car, renowned for its reliability, practicality, and affordability. It solidified the Morris Minor's legacy as a true icon of British automotive engineering, leaving an enduring mark on the history of the compact car.