Morgan PLUS SIX, Owner'S Handbook Manual

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Tyre Placard/Label
The tyre and loading information label is located under the left bonnet on the
inner A-post panel. It specifies the correct size and pressure of tyres to be used
on the Morgan Plus Six.
VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) Plate
The Vehicle Identification Number Plate is positioned under the left bonnet on
the inner A-post panel.
Gross Vehicle Weight Rating
WARNING Do not exceed the GVWR (Gross Vehicle Weight Rating), or
front or rear GAWR (Gross Axle Weight Rating). Exceeding these limits
may cause unstable handling or car or tyre damage, which could cause a
crash in which the driver or others could be seriously injured or killed. The
vehicles GVWR can be found next to VIN plate positioned under the left
bonnet on the inner A-post panel.
WARNING The Morgan Plus Six must never be used to tow a trailer.
Changing a Wheel
Wheels should be changed at a Morgan dealership where the vehicle can be raised
using specialist equipment.
In an emergency, a jack may be used to raise the vehicle sufficiently to clear a
trapped obstacle from underneath. See ‘LIFTING THE VEHICLE.’
Flat Tyre (Emergency Tyre Repair)
In the event of sustaining a flat tyre, contact your nearest Morgan dealer or a
vehicle recovery company. If your vehicle carries a puncture repair kit, follow the
instructions with the kit.
MAIN FUSE BOX
Replacing Fuses
The main fusebox is located behind the passenger footrest at the end of the
footwell. To access the main fuse box, locate the top edge of the carpet trim
and pull it free folding the carpet back into the footwell. Behind the carpet is
an aluminium plate secured by two fasteners. The fuse box is behind this plate.
Release the fasteners and lift the plate up to clear the locating tab at its base. Use
the fuse layout schematic below to identify a blown fuse, pull it out and replace
it with a spare fuse of the same rating.
WARNING Never make modifications or additions to the electrical circuit
or components on your Morgan Plus Six. Carefully replace blown fuses.
See table on the rear of the lid for the main fusebox for correct fuse rating
for each circuit.
WARNING Working with electricity is dangerous unless conducted
by an expert.