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Bill B
 Post subject: Re: Blinker clicking
PostPosted: Wed Jul 06, 2022 3:44 pm 
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The BMC-Leyland part number was GFU2103 for pre 1970 minis, 3 pin, metal canister and a mounting tang attached.

Minisport are out of stock; Classic Motoring in ACT also out of stock on their website but still offering them on ebay.
Mini Spares and MiniSport (UK) claim to have them but Mini Spares' (UK) site says 'Na' - and they supply a lot of Austn outlets. Karcraft list a "flasher can" under p/n R502096/2 which might be a Lucas part number but need to check suitability.

I know I had trouble getting a replacement bottle years ago - some were non-clicking and/or different blink rates.
Like Mick said might be worth looking for a NOS or a used 1 from a member or wrecker.
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winabbey
 Post subject: Re: Blinker clicking
PostPosted: Wed Jul 06, 2022 4:55 pm 
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Bill B wrote:
The BMC-Leyland part number was GFU2103 for pre 1970 minis, 3 pin, metal canister and a mounting tang attached.

According to the PUB1012 parts book the Lucas part number is 35020. A Google search brings up a few sources.

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Bill B
 Post subject: Re: Blinker clicking
PostPosted: Wed Jul 06, 2022 5:33 pm 
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Thanks winabbey.
He is more likely to find one using the Lucas part number.
I took the GFU number from Mini King catalogue but I doubt a parts trader would use it if it isn't stamped into the item.
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Mick
 Post subject: Re: Blinker clicking
PostPosted: Thu Jul 07, 2022 7:09 pm 
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Yes, thats the one. GFU2103 brings up a few options still, including Minispares. My one seems to have a loom long enough to bolt onto the pedal mount bracket under the dash. The noise radiates nicely through the sheet metal.

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Bill B
 Post subject: Re: Blinker clicking
PostPosted: Thu Jul 07, 2022 11:10 pm 
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Well, I think our work is done here, Ausmin.

Until another wheel falls off the wagon....
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 Post subject: Re: Blinker clicking
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Thanks everyone for all of the great input.

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