Is the heater always on? Shouldn't it have a little spigot thing in the engine to turn off the heater flow?
I know someone who has a number of these, and the old ones have those.
By Colin Wood
May 6, 2021
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Is the heater always on? Shouldn't it have a little spigot thing in the engine to turn off the heater flow?
I know someone who has a number of these, and the old ones have those.
It's nice to see an MGB that doesn't have hacked up wiring in the engine bay.
In reply to aircooled :
It is there. Right over the distributor so that when it leaks you become aware due to a stalled engine.
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