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PostPosted: Sun Jan 08, 2006 4:27 pm 
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ok .... I'm looking for ANY info at all about how this accessory was originally fitted to the late clubbys please.

Pics, instructions, tips, where the cable is fed through in the firewall ... whatever you can offer would be great. Also was the grille any different on cars fitted with this accessory i.e. did it NOT have the rectangle hole in the grille for the external bonnet release?

This is all I have. This is a pic from an accessories brochure which I've scanned. All it shows though is where it was fitted inside the car.

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Thanks - much appreciated.

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PostPosted: Sun Jan 08, 2006 11:43 pm 
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I used to have one on my wife's Clubby, which I got off a Morris 1100. Fits the same way with the cable about the right length too.

Cheers, Watto. :shock:


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PostPosted: Mon Jan 09, 2006 7:54 am 
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Hey Watto,

Did you just feed the cable throught the hole in the firewall that the wiring loom goes through?

Also can you remember if the cable where it enters the release mechanism (at the bonnet) has one or two circlips?

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My GT has one fitted. It's still in place too and looks like a period accessory, not a later after market type. Will send you some pics on the weekend BC.

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PostPosted: Mon Jan 09, 2006 10:00 am 
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My GT has one fitted. It's still in place too and looks like a period accessory, not a later after market type. Will send you some pics on the weekend BC.


You're GT has one?!? Wow - I had no idea they were fitting them so early. Am really keen to see those pics.

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i'd be keen on this mod as well, do you ahve some pics on your website anton?

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website is offline for a while..... :?

will throw some pics into a photobucket. Maybe tonight if you are lucky....I am visiting my GT in storage this arvo.....it get's lonley sometimes.... :P

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website is offline for a while..... :?

will throw some pics into a photobucket. Maybe tonight if you are lucky....I am visiting my GT in storage this arvo.....it get's lonley sometimes.... :P


Thanks Anton .... I just realised today who you are :shock:

Can't wait to see those pics!!

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Thanks Anton .... I just realised today who you are :shock:



International man of mystery?? :lol:

So I went this arvo and had a look......not pretty really....and I think it is a home made jobby....so I didn't bother snapping pics. :( Sorry BC.

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The internal bonnet release was standard on 998 LSs right?

http://www.miniclub.hu/archive/catalog/minils-h.htm

Anyway the above link shows the front of a 998LS scanned from a brochure you can see the cut out in the grill. :wink:

Parents have a LS there was a box thing mounted near where the normal bonnet release is a cable ran to it from the handle pictured... I didn't have a real good look when I was up there...

Maybe ask Smokie he has a 998 LS AFAIK

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PostPosted: Wed Jan 11, 2006 10:40 am 
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watto wrote:
I used to have one on my wife's Clubby, which I got off a Morris 1100. Fits the same way with the cable about the right length too.

Cheers, Watto. :shock:


Hey Watto,

Did you just feed the cable throught the hole in the firewall that the wiring loom goes through?

Also can you remember if the cable where it enters the release mechanism (at the bonnet) has one or two circlips?

Cheers,
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fuzzy-hair-man wrote:
The internal bonnet release was standard on 998 LSs right?

http://www.miniclub.hu/archive/catalog/minils-h.htm

Anyway the above link shows the front of a 998LS scanned from a brochure you can see the cut out in the grill. :wink:

Parents have a LS there was a box thing mounted near where the normal bonnet release is a cable ran to it from the handle pictured... I didn't have a real good look when I was up there...

Maybe ask Smokie he has a 998 LS AFAIK


Hey mate - thanks for the link. Love the brochure!

I actually thought that the bonnet release was an option but according to that brochure they're a standard item.

You around Smokie?? Did/does you're LS have one of these bonnet releases and if so do you have any pics of how it's fitted?

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I used to have one on my wife's Clubby, which I got off a Morris 1100. Fits the same way with the cable about the right length too.


I'm confused niether of my 1100Ss have an internal bonnet release was it an optional extra :?:

Not listed here as an option http://www.elevenhundred.com/access.php :? :?

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PostPosted: Wed Jan 11, 2006 11:21 am 
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I used to have one on my wife's Clubby, which I got off a Morris 1100. Fits the same way with the cable about the right length too.


I'm confused niether of my 1100Ss have an internal bonnet release was it an optional extra :?:

Not listed here as an option http://www.elevenhundred.com/access.php :? :?


Sounds like it went from a clubby to the 1100 back to a clubby again ..... maybe??

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Brown Clubman.. The LS comes with a internal bonnet release as standard. Maybe these 2 pics might help you??

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The cable comes out of the firewall just behind the brake master cylinder..
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