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having a 55 mgtf delivered this week. no idea how to start it. my first rodeo.could someone give me a blow by blow instructions on the starting procedure please. thanks in advance!!
Starting is very simple but, a lot depends on how long it's been setting and its condition. Not just a 1,2,3 answer. Info on the car's condition is a must before you even try to start it.
Library Article: Checklist and procedure for starting an MG (or other similar classic British cars) that have been in long term storage. at The MG Exp...
having a 55 mgtf delivered this week. no idea how to start it. my first rodeo.could someone give me a blow by blow instructions on the starting procedure please. thanks in advance!!
I had the same question when my 54 arrived.
I didn't have a clue how to start it. I turned the key and the light came on but it wouldn’t start!
What? I thought the battery must be dead! . Fortunately my car came with the original manual. Half turn with the key, pull out the knob on the right and poof! It was alive!!
Enjoy your car! I’m sure enjoying mine!
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