Morris Minor - Rear diff removal - Part 8

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On this episode, Tomo removes the rear differential on the MM Morris Minor. Although this is fairly easy and straight forward, its worth while noting that particular items, such as the rear shock mount brackets will only go on in one particular way. Ensuring that the fill plug is removed first prior to draining the diff oil, ensures that you are able to refill the oil inside the differential. What does he uncover during the removal process?
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[@DSMODELS]

Brill update love this 😊👍👍

[@Tomostuneups]

Thanks mate! More to follow :)

[@kendowling990]

The shockies shouldn't return mate. They're just dampers for the leaf springs. Sweet work tho

[@Tomostuneups]

Hey mate, thanks for the info, Good to know for the future! The new springs sat the ass much higher!

[@kendowling990]

I bet they did, I'm just about to swap out some crusty springs on my '61 two door

[@Tomostuneups]

@@kendowling990 let me know how they go. I originally thought the arm for the rear dampeners was fitted the wrong way around. There was a fair height difference in it, but considering they’re 70 years newer, doesn’t really surprise me.