The original Morris Minor speedometer and odometer are still centre-stage on the MM2000 dashboard.
The speedometer was professionally re-calibrated in Apr-22 (using MiniLite wheels at 28psi)
Also, there are many new features installed to enhance and extend the instrumentation and accessories:
A hidden Sony Head Unit in the passenger glovebox is the control centre for the hidden but awesome sound system.
Thanks to the Auxiliary Power Supply, the Stereo Head Unit memory functions are retained for up to 14 days, even with main battery isolated. For example: Bluetooth pairings, handsfree settings, station memory, custom equalisation settings, display settings, defaults, etc.
Dashboard LED indicator of horn operation (from either wireless horn-press on the steering wheel or the manual dashboard switch)
Hidden horn wireless isolation switch (under and just to the RHS of centre dashboard)
Dashboard LED indicator of cooling fan operation (from either the automatic temperature sensor in the engine bay or the manual dashboard switch)
Matching set of STACK modern hi-quality gauges (fitted Jun-23):
Tachometer with shift light set to 5,600rpm (peak power output 134bhp measured on rolling road in Jul-24 over the range 5500-5800rpm)
Electrical stepper motor gauge for water temperature (top of radiator)
Electrical water temperature (top of engine block)
Electrical oil pressure (pressure sensor mounted remotely from engine on lower bulkhead - see image below)
Voltmeter (switchable between main 12V battery or 10.8V auxiliary battery pack)
Analogue clock (wired to operate from auxiliary battery pack even when battery is isolated using switch in boot)
Solid state voltage regulator on rear side of fuel gauge (fitted Jun-24)
LED bulbs in main instrument backlights in centre dashboard (all except ignition light which needs to be filament type bulb to ‘enable’ alternator)
Electrical oil pressure sensor mounted remotely from engine on lower bulkhead
LED turn indicator repeaters to right and left of main speedometer in centre dashboard