Category: Technical Articles & Tips

This category is used to post items of a technical nature and/or technical tips we can all use to maintain our cars. These articles, tips and/or videos come from a good number of places. The information is provided for the purpose of illustrating how something could be carried out and is not intended to be used as a guide for repairs. The information is believed to be accurate, however no liability is assumed for any outcomes resulting from following this advice. If you have a technical article or just a tech tip, send us a note at mogsouth@yahoo.com.

  • Tech 101 – How to use the right gasket sealants (blog.hemmings.com)

    With the varied composition of gaskets available on the market today, it is important that you use the proper sealant to ensure the gaskets seal effectively and not adversely affect the gaskets’ longevity.  In many…

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  • Improvements to Morgan Wiper Blades

    The B Hive 1003 Old Stone Church Rd. Clemson, S.C. 864-654-3404 THEBHIVE.COM #370-255  8″ Wiper Blade  Midget 58/68 #370-308 Wiper Arm Spridget 58/67 Remove wiper arm assemblies from Morgan Remove wiper blade from arm Lay…

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  • Understanding the Concours Game (https://classicmotorsports.com/)

    Like a race, a concours is just another type of competition. It helps if you go in prepared and aware of the ground rules. We’ve been on both sides of the judging game many times…

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  • Stuffing Your Boot or What To Take With You (www.justbritish.com)

    Greetings again, Jolly gang! It has been suggested to me by persons unnamed that my recent article “What Stops Us” was geared too much towards the possibilities of failure and that this circumstance is so…

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  • Hemmings Tech 101: Fuel-line hose – what you should and should not use

    Most vehicle repair shops are encountering a lot of fuel-line-related issues since the introduction of ethanol into America’s pump gas.  Because of ethanol’s effects on rubber, plastic and metals, they are finding themselves spending a…

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