Mike -
All you have to do is go down to your local auto parts supplier and get a
two pin flasher relay with a buzzer. This is a very standard item and most
half decent auto parts suppliers will have this item in stock. Cheap and
chips, 5 minute repair.
Cheers,
Alan
P.S. If I had a 100S I'm not so sure I'd let Sterling Moss drive it on the
track... at 80+ years old the guy is still a terror on the track!! I've
seen it myself!
On 12/23/06, Mike Gladwin <michaelgladwin@mac.com> wrote:
>
> Gentlemen:
> I have been watching your discussions with interest
> over the last month . Clearly, there is a lot of wisdom and good advice
> floating in the ether -- and especially lots of opinions. I have a
> question.
> Two years ago I drove with an old english mate from Wiltshire down to
> Goodwood
> for the Goodwood Revival (if you do nothing else watching motorsport do
> yourself a favor and go to this event). On the way down I noticed that
> his
> MGA indicators, the switch for which is in the middle fo the dash, made a
> clicking sound. When asked he advised that the audible clickers were a
> MOT
> legal requirement in UK. I regularly drive my beautiful red BN7 along,
> basking in the sound of the exhaust note and honks of appreciative
> motorists.
> Unfortunately, this is often not admiration at all but is to tell me my
> indicators have been blinking for the last three miles. Clearly I need
> help,
> dotage is catch up. Does anyone know of a source for such an audio
> device?
> (Not the wife). Otherwise I will have to go back to the homeland next
> year
> for another Goodwood and pick one up there -- tough.
>
> Thanks
> MG with an AH
>
> PS: An immaculate 100S was due to be raced at Goodwood by Sterling
> Moss, in
> the event it was raced my another driver. Reg SMO 323 (?) with racing
> number
> 7 as befits Sterling Moss.
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