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PostPosted: Tue Jun 05, 2012 12:15 pm 
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I would like to know what this power plant is out of. Year Mod, type of vehicle etc.Is it of any use? Thanks


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Sounds a bit like a Morris 1100s / 1300 unit from the 60s.


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PostPosted: Tue Jun 05, 2012 1:51 pm 
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If the engine has still got the distributor fitted

the month and year will be stamped into the body of the
LUCAS 29D distributor
part number AYG2153 12 68 ( dec 1968 )

This distributor was from a 1968 Morris 1100S, Engine number
12YE/A/H1385 (1275cc automatic engine)

Or just compare the above engine number to your engine number for a approx year/month date.


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PostPosted: Tue Jun 05, 2012 3:22 pm 
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As said, it's from a Morris 1100S/1300 automatic.
It needs oilway mods to work on a manual box, see my sticky at top of the Mini mods forum.
I am running a manual converted one in my 1360 wasaMatic.

[edit] These 1275 + autoboxes don't go too bad dropped into a Mini, but the gearing is pretty low. Final drive ratio (overall including the drop gears) is 3.76:1.
You do need a MiniMatic subframe though, as the box is wider and sticks further forward too.

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It is from a Morris 1300 automatic.
It is not from a Morris 1100S automatic.

So it would be between June 69 to April 72.


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Q for Morris 1100-
Maaaate, I have a block here from an 1100S auto, it's 12H169/H321
Any idea what vintage? :lol:

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drmini in aust wrote:
Q for Morris 1100-
Maaaate, I have a block here from an 1100S auto, it's 12H169/H321
Any idea what vintage? :lol:

Jan 69 to May 69. Probably closer to Jan than May.

They only built the Morris 1100S automatic for five months and about 700 cars. The early cars had a fully imported powerplant with the 12H169/H and the later ones had the Australian produced one with the 12YA/A/H prefix.


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So, were these 1275cc `australian produced' blocks & heads cast here, if so by whom? Or did they bring the blocks & bits in and assemble here?

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drmini in aust wrote:
So, were these 1275cc `australian produced' blocks & heads cast here, if so by whom? Or did they bring the blocks & bits in and assemble here?

I understand that they imported UK castings and machined them locally.


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I have just scored an old buggy that has a rear engined 1275 auto in it .

Engine no : 12YE / A / H xxxx
Dizzy No: 29 D
629 11 971 A
AYG 2153 3 69

I'm assuming from above comments that the motor comes from a march 69
Morris 1100 / 1300 .

It hasn't been run for some time , going to try to fire it up , not sure what í'll do with it ,
rough idea of what they'd be worth ? I'll see how i go with some photo's ( if i can figure it out the posting side of it ) .

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Goodie can now post pictures
(tonight at least ) :D


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That buggy looks fun but I'd toss the autobox and fit a 4 synchro manual instead.
And also mod the motor for more mumbo.
Autobox sucks too much POWA! :evil:

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drmini in aust wrote:
That buggy looks fun but I'd toss the autobox and fit a 4 synchro manual instead.
And also mod the motor for more mumbo.
Autobox sucks too much POWA! :evil:


It May be a lot of work tofit the gear change though Kev

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John Smidt wrote:
drmini in aust wrote:
That buggy looks fun but I'd toss the autobox and fit a 4 synchro manual instead.
And also mod the motor for more mumbo.
Autobox sucks too much POWA! :evil:


It May be a lot of work tofit the gear change though Kev

John I used to build Formula Vees, so a gearshift would NOT be a problem.

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My brother actually scored the buggy , he's known about it for a couple of years .
He told me that it had a 1275 in it , so i asked him what he was going to do with it ,and
he said sell it , so i told him that i'd buy the motor out of it .

Well , we went out the other day to pick it up and thats when i noticed that it was an auto , unfortunately it has been sitting in the weather for 12 months so a couple of things need some attention .
Basically i'm going to try and fire it up , see what it does , whether it drives or not and then decide which bits i want to keep , take the engine out , get rid of the tranny
and palm the buggy off .

What engine / gearbox oil do these things take ?


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