Excellent step-by-step guide great to see someone on KZfaq who acting normal and showing you how to actually complete the task

2 excellent instructional videos. Very professional and very useful.

I love your videos, clear concise and logical, great work, thank you.

Once again a very clear explanation with excellent video. Thanks a lot.

Thanks so much for your video about Jodie's headlights. I've just fitted the warm white versions to my Mabel. The hardest part was actually removing the old BPF headlamp bowls. It took 1 1/2 hours to remove one stubborn 2BA dome headed screw... Still we got there in the end. Many thanks again for your clear and helpful video 👍

Fantastic videos easy to follow very clear and precise thank you for taking the time

Absolutely excellent guides for replacing the bulbs and headlights The attention to detail is very clear and I know has just saved me hours of head scratching and sore knuckles. Thank you so very much👍👍👍

Thanks a lot for your spot on descriptions. Even a decent amount of humour here and there, which makes the video even entertaining. As an English teacher I am very fond of that😅. I now feel confident to refit the headlights on my Reliant Robin Mk1. They serm to share exactly the same type of lights. I will have to stick with H4 headlights, the German MOT is a bit picky about LED lighting. Please keep up your work, many will profit from it!

great couple of videos. These apply to sooooooo many cars that all used these headlights. My current one is a stag, but looking at your indicator arm and the green flashing light at the end, it brought back very fond memories of my morris 1100 with the headlight switch on the floor.

Think I may upgrade my lights to LED, Especially the indicator and brake bulbs. Excellent videos keep them coming.

Another great video. I’ve got a set of led headlight units that you showed at the start from eBay.

Hey thanks for making these videos - massive time saver for me!

I have also upgraded my Morris Minor to LED lighting. As well as the superior light output there is much less strain on the wiring loom and charging system. An original dynamo set-up is more than adequate when using LEDs that draw so little current compared to incandescent or halogen bulbs. My headlight bulbs are direct H4 replacements from CDRC Ltd and they have no additional control unit to worry about siting. They just fit in like a halogen bulb and that's it. With regard to changing to an electronic flasher relay, I have left the original Lucas "can" type relay on the bulkhead and I have fitted an electronic flasher unit that does make the tick-tick noise of the original. This is a bit quieter than the original (or I am going a bit deaf) so I have connected to the original flasher relay connections and routed the wires back through the bulkhead to site the new electronic unit under the dashboard where I can hear it. Of course using the correct coloured wires with tracer. All is reversible if total originality is desired at a later date.

Found your video very helpful and detailed thank you

Fantastic video, clear, concise and really helpful

I've thought about fitting LED bulbs to my 75 mini but thought they won't pass an MOT, then it dawned on me I don't take it for MOT anymore haha! Great video.

Very interesting. The huge difference between the old Minor and my modern car is the lack of space and access in the modern one. You may need to do a bit of work to fit these to a Minor, but there is plenty of space to gain access. With the two different headlight/grille options of the Minor, I always dreamt of buying one and fitting both, with the lower ones wired and optimised for driving lights. 🙂 A fellow I went to school with did this. As well as fitting B-series engine. These, and a 5-speed gearbox, being something the factory might have done, had they appreciated the benefits of more power.

Many thanks.👍

Great. Just subscribed.

Very clear and easy to follow. I do have a question for you, it looks like you have an SU HIF 38/44 could you tell me what air filter you have fitted please?

LED lights on a classic car; mmm