1984 MG Montego EFi with digidash

[Doctordiesel77]

Looks like busy day, but a good day, always looks like good progress when engine bay starts to fill up....

[Jeff Turbo]

Wiring loom back on, airfilter housing on, battery tray on, horns on and more. Will have to get my riveter out to fix the heatshield on the alternator as that fell in half and will also need to rivet back on the front mounting plates for the sensors

[Jeff Turbo]

Engine back in today, Had a bit of trouble with the gearbox mount as it was a different size so I adapted the bush, front brake pad indicator now replaced,

[Jeff Turbo]

Whoops, forgot the pic

[Jeff Turbo]

[Jeff Turbo]

Finally after 3 hours searching through my spares I found my wiring loom for the damaged front brake pads indicator. Expansion tank cleaned, various nuts and bolts cleaned and sorted. More new parts finally picked up from wilcox yesterday so with luck, engine goes in tomorrow

[Jeff Turbo]

Front brake pipes changed, new battery tray and new horns waiting to go on

[Jeff Turbo]

More done today. New steering rack on, mega rare new servo on, front shield on, bonnet rubber strip on, calipers removed as knackered.

[Doctordiesel77]

It's certainly looking the part now, I guess camera may have made gap look smaller than it is in real life..

[Jeff Turbo]

Not much room down the sides, I guess you'll need a certain amount of sunny weather along the way...

There's enough John. It'll wheel out so that'll give me more room to to what I need to at the front. Once the fronts all complete I will turn it round to do all that's needed to the rear. But as you say, not in the rain etc

[Doctordiesel77]

Not much room down the sides, I guess you'll need a certain amount of sunny weather along the way...

[Jeff Turbo]

Plenty to do now

[Jeff Turbo]

It's back now

[Jeff Turbo]

More

[Jeff Turbo]

More, I love it and it's a perfect colour match to NOS the grill I've had for a few years