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PostPosted: Sun Nov 08, 2009 2:17 pm 
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For those of you (like me) who like the AP Autobox...

A new forum for Auto Minis and related cars using the AP box of magic.

http://autominiregister.proboards.com/index.cgi

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PostPosted: Sun Nov 08, 2009 3:41 pm 
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Thanks Brett , all signed up




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Im in. Should be very usefull in getting it back on the road.

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Am I stoopid? (OK, don't answer that.)

I signed up and received the activation code in an email, but the link in the email takes me to the login page and I cannot activate my account.

What am I doing wrong?

What should I be doing?

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PostPosted: Wed Nov 18, 2009 2:53 pm 
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Sent you an e-mail Watto. We'll get it sorted.

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Same as Watto. The link in the email with the activation code takes me to the logon page where it says the username/password is invalid. How do I get in?


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I'm a mod on that forum, but not an admin. Apparently I can't activate the accounts, but I can see the full profile detail and boot people off. (So watch out! Heh Heh!)

One of the admins may have changed something, I'll follow it up with them.

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I joined! hoping to find out some info so I can get this forward clutch replaced in my matic... *nearly tearing hair out*

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I got watto's account working.

Try yours again now winabbey.

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PostPosted: Wed Nov 18, 2009 5:23 pm 
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niceboy1275 wrote:
I joined! hoping to find out some info so I can get this forward clutch replaced in my matic... *nearly tearing hair out*
Why not ask here? The forward clutch is real easy to replace. Only takes about three hours. You have to lift the motor out but you can replace the clutch while the motor is complete, you don't need to dismantle the box from the motor.


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As Morris says it ain't rocket science, I've done 2 of them no problem.
As said you leave the motor on the box, but it has to be lifted out.
There is a cover on the rad end of the box, remove it and the forward clutch assembly lifts out.
There are a couple of things to watch for on assembly.
Get a copy of the automatic manual before you start, it is in the Leyland Australia comprehensive workshop manual (aka `black book').
Still available new from www.pitstop.net.au and other good bookshops.

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drmini in aust wrote:
As Morris says it ain't rocket science, I've done 2 of them no problem.
You leave the motor on the box, but it has to be lifted out.

I changed the forward clutch while the motor was still hanging on the hook. :lol:


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Thanks guys, I was told by a few people that in order to get it apart I need a special service tool??... and that i was better off to send it away. Have bought all the replacement parts new already. Maybe i should give it a go... whats the worse that can happen right? :lol:

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winabbey wrote:
Same as Watto. The link in the email with the activation code takes me to the logon page where it says the username/password is invalid. How do I get in?

I can get in now - thanks.


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niceboy1275 wrote:
Thanks guys, I was told by a few people that in order to get it apart I need a special service tool??... and that i was better off to send it away. Have bought all the replacement parts new already. Maybe i should give it a go... whats the worse that can happen right? :lol:
I think that the "special tool" does not like working on automatics. 8)

The book lists one tool for holding the forward clutch while you remove/install the end cover and another tool/jig for lining up the oil pipes when installing the cover.
I used a screwdriver to do the first job and a bit of cardboard for the second job.


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