Manual Gearbox - 3 Synchro Internal Components
Manual Gearbox - 3 Synchro Internal Components
Manual Gearbox - 3 Synchro Internal Components
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Welcome to Somerford Mini Ltd.<br />
Somerford Mini Limited was established in 1990 by Peter Hines, a Mini enthusiast. The<br />
company has been very successful and now boasts a huge spares department alongside<br />
the original restoration business. Manned by restorers with a deep passion for (and vast<br />
knowledge and experience of) the Mini, our workshop enjoys a reputation as one of the<br />
country’s leading Mini restoration centres. With the spares and restoration departments<br />
together as a team, we have the full blessing of MG Rover, through being a British Motor<br />
Heritage Approved Specialist. We are justifiably proud of this accolade.<br />
The spares side of the business started in 1994 and has grown at an incredible rate. We<br />
now stock over 8000 lines, with more being added all the time. We cater for all Minis,<br />
from 1959 to the end of production in 2000, with the parts needed to carry out a full<br />
restoration, including very specialised body fittings that are not otherwise widely<br />
available. Other stock ranges from service items right the way through to accessories,<br />
performance parts and all the latest gizmos to dress up your Mini.<br />
Somerford Mini Limited is still a small enough company to guarantee a personal service,<br />
a very important consideration. Unlike many of our competitors, we can offer proper<br />
advice before you make your purchase. We know from our own workshop experience<br />
what works and what doesn’t, so if you’re not sure about something please ask – the<br />
chances are we can help. Our workshop is also able to fit any part we sell, if you so<br />
choose. We take a pride in being totally honest with our customers and not making<br />
false promises (tales of which you hear only too often with some mail order companies).<br />
We look forward to helping you to care for your cherished Mini.<br />
Peter Hines<br />
Somerford Mini Limited.<br />
Ordering Parts<br />
When ordering parts, it is very helpful if you also provide us with information about<br />
your car. Details such as the chassis number (or vehicle identification number on<br />
later models), engine number, year of manufacture, whether the car is right or left<br />
hand drive and details of any modifications will all help to ensure you get the parts<br />
you need.<br />
You can order parts by telephone, fax,mail, e-mail, through our website, or<br />
alternatively you would be most welcome to visit our shop during normal trading<br />
hours (Monday to Friday 9.00am to 6.00pm, Saturday 9.00am to 2.00pm, Sunday<br />
closed). We provide a range of methods of despatch for your order, from regular<br />
post through to next day courier delivery. Sometimes the method of despatch is<br />
dependant on the weight or size of your order. We are of course happy to give you<br />
a quotation, including delivery costs, before you place your order with us.<br />
Using This Catalogue<br />
Illustrations and Illustration Numbers: The illustrations are carefully<br />
crafted to guide you to the parts you want for your car. Each assembly is depicted<br />
in an exploded format and for consistency,where practicality permits, the view is from<br />
a left hand front three quarter angle (we’re also aware that many customers use<br />
catalogues as a visual guide to the assembly procedure of their car!). If only one hand<br />
is illustrated of a part with right and left hand versions, both hands will be listed under<br />
the matching illustration number in the text, usually with the right hand listed first.<br />
Part Number: A part number is the identifying name for a part in our stock<br />
control system, and differentiates between versions – right hand or left hand, early or<br />
late model. We ask you, where you can,to use part numbers when ordering – it helps<br />
to guarantee you get the exact parts you need. If you can’t work out which part<br />
number or you’re having difficulty working out exactly what it is you need, please<br />
contact us. We are only too happy to guide you or work it out for you.<br />
Description: We need to clarify here what we mean by right and left hand. Right<br />
and left hand is always taken from a viewpoint of sitting in the car,not from standing<br />
in front of it. So why don’t we say ‘offside’ or ‘nearside’ Because offside for a right<br />
hand drive car is nearside for a left hand drive car (you can see how this becomes<br />
easily confused…).<br />
Quantity Required: This is always the quantity required per car. For example,<br />
if two bolts hold a hinge, and there are four hinges on the car, the quantity required<br />
will be shown as 8, not 2.<br />
Remarks: This is additional descriptive information to help you identify the part<br />
you need, to tell you exactly what you’ll receive if you order that part, or to make you<br />
aware of an available alternative. It does this by telling you to which models or in<br />
which years a part was originally fitted (if there is a choice), or what that part includes,<br />
or whether that part can be used on other models.<br />
Parts Availability<br />
While the great majority of the parts listed in this catalogue are currently available,<br />
there are some that are not. A few of the parts shown in this catalogue are there in<br />
anticipation of what may become available in future (new or reintroduced products are<br />
constantly under development). A handful of others are there to historically acknowledge<br />
what would have originally been fitted and are, where possible, accompanied by an<br />
alternative, serviceable product. It therefore follows that this catalogue does not<br />
constitute a definite offer for sale of any particular item.<br />
In the accompanying price list, a price beside the part number indicates that the part<br />
is usually available; if the part number is absent it indicates non-availability. If the<br />
comment ‘use’ (followed by a different part number) is found, the original part has been<br />
superseded by an available alternative.<br />
Overseas customers should note that sometimes shipments will be subject to local<br />
import duties, which are not included in the price we charge for your order, or the<br />
delivery costs. These duties must be paid by you before you can receive your<br />
shipment. Value Added Tax at the current United Kingdom rate will be levied on all<br />
orders despatched to countries within the European Community, but will not be<br />
levied on orders despatched to the rest of the world.<br />
We accept payments for orders by cash, personal cheque, bank draft, Sterling<br />
travellers cheque and most credit or debit cards, including Visa,Mastercard, Maestro<br />
(Switch) and Delta. If you intend to pay by personal cheque or bankers draft, we<br />
would advise you to ask for a parts availability check and quotation before placing<br />
your order.<br />
Copyright<br />
Copyright Somerford Mini Limited October 2006 (second edition, September 2008). All<br />
rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system,<br />
or transmitted in any form by any means, electronic, photocopying, recording or otherwise<br />
without prior written consent of Somerford Mini Limited.<br />
British Motor Heritage Approval<br />
Somerford Mini Limited is a British Motor Heritage approved specialist. Our agreement<br />
with British Motor Heritage permits the use of certain marque logos and some of the<br />
artwork contained in this catalogue. The remainder of the artwork is the intellectual<br />
property of Somerford Mini Limited.<br />
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No. Part No. Description Qty. Remarks No. Part No. Description Qty. Remarks<br />
Change Points<br />
In the catalogue you will see parts changes referred to by dates. We have steered away<br />
from the tradition of listing change points by chassis or commission number (they’re<br />
different,and the factory parts books used both) because they are so complicated on<br />
Minis. All the models had different change points until 1984 (after which it got much<br />
easier) and to list change point numbers often amounts to half a page of text!<br />
better town car, which in some other respects it undoubtedly is. Also, refinement is not<br />
the automatic’s greatest feature; it changes gear rather a lot (often downwards),<br />
subjecting the car’s occupants to even more noise than in a manual Mini.<br />
It is surprising that the innovative and promising Mini automatic was largely starved of<br />
development during its 35 years in production, major changes being confined to the the<br />
gearchange mechanism, plus the introduction of A Plus drop gears in 1982.<br />
As a result, we’ve used years instead. While much more simple, we acknowledge that<br />
using dates to portray change points is not perfect. For example, you will know the<br />
year of registration of your car but you might not know the year of manufacture - the<br />
two aren’t necessarily the same. Also, a revised part was often introduced during a year<br />
rather than at the beginning or end of it. If you have difficulty in establishing which<br />
part is for your car,you will find a list of Mini models production history at the end<br />
of this catalogue which may help. If it doesn’t, contact us, preferably with your chassis,<br />
commission or engine number to hand, and we’ll do our best to sort it out for you.<br />
Mini Transmissions<br />
The manual gearbox created for the Mini in 1959 was an essential factor in the<br />
amazing space efficiency of the car. Developed from the gearbox used by BMC’s other<br />
A Series-engined cars of the time like the Morris Minor (and sharing many of the<br />
gearbox internals), the Mini gearbox was the first to be positioned under the engine.<br />
This allowed the entire power unit to be mounted transversely in the car, keeping the<br />
area occupied by it to a bare minimum.<br />
Gear selection was made by a long gear lever (‘direct change’), remembered affectionately<br />
as the ‘magic wand’ or ‘pudding stirrer’ by those who owned early Minis. Power was<br />
transferred from the engine and clutch down to the gearbox via a series of three gears<br />
colloquially referred to as the drop gears; the design initially allowed oil onto the clutch<br />
all too frequently, causing severe slippage. The sealing system had to be quickly<br />
redesigned and a programme was carried out to modify the Minis built thus far.<br />
After this hiccup the Mini gearbox settled down to a reasonably trustworthy existance.<br />
It was, however,still subjected to many improvements through the years and apart from<br />
the basic shape of the gearbox case very little of the 1990s Mini gearbox is recognisably<br />
the same as that on early cars.<br />
Most of the modifications centred on improving the gearchange - a remote gearchange<br />
arrived in 1961 (for several years fitted only to Coopers, it had the additional benefit<br />
of considerably steadying engine movement), cone synchromesh gave way to baulk rings<br />
in 1962, a proper synchromesh gear replaced the old ‘crash’ first gear in 1968 and the<br />
remote gearchange plus the gear selectors were replaced by a system known as ‘rod<br />
change’ in 1973.<br />
Two other major design modifications are worthy of note, both involving quietening the<br />
gearbox. Around 1963-64 the angle of the gear teeth was changed (post-modification<br />
gears being known as B Type and pre-modification retrospectively becoming A Type).<br />
This happened again around 1982 (the new gears being known as A Plus), bringing the<br />
Mini gearbox in line production-wise with the recently introduced Austin Metro. Exact<br />
identification of a Mini manual gearbox prior to replacement of gears is therefore of<br />
paramount importance - different angled gear teeth will not mesh together!<br />
Automatic transmission arrived in the Mini for 1965. A special automatic specification<br />
engine block had to be cast, a fact not lost on Mini owners who have converted their<br />
cars from automatic to manual and had to change the engine as well as the gearbox.<br />
The Mini automatic has significantly worse fuel economy as well as poorer acceleration<br />
than that managed by manual Minis, detracting from the automatic’s claim to be the<br />
Opinions concerning Minis fitted with automatic transmission entrench the enthusiast<br />
fraternity, the vast majority believing that the only good thing you can do with an<br />
automatic Mini is to convert it to manual. Yet the automatic Mini still does have its<br />
supporters, not least in Japan, the Mini’s biggest market in the 1990s, where nearly all<br />
of the Minis sold were automatics because of that country’s highly congested city roads.<br />
Contact Us<br />
Somerford Mini Limited<br />
Unit 2 Broadfield Farm,<br />
Great Somerford, Chippenham, Wiltshire, SN15 5EL<br />
e-mail spares@somerford-mini.co.uk<br />
Tel. 01249 721421 Fax. 01249 721316<br />
Opening Times<br />
Monday to Friday: 9.00am to 6.00pm<br />
Saturday: 9.00am to 2.00pm Sunday: Closed<br />
Contents<br />
<strong>Manual</strong> <strong>Gearbox</strong> - Flywheel and Clutch 2<br />
<strong>Manual</strong> <strong>Gearbox</strong> - Flywheel Housing and Clutch Cover 4<br />
<strong>Manual</strong> <strong>Gearbox</strong> - Clutch Pedal and Hydraulics 6<br />
<strong>Manual</strong> <strong>Gearbox</strong> - Primary, Idler and 1st Motion Shaft Drive Gears 8<br />
<strong>Manual</strong> <strong>Gearbox</strong> - External <strong>Components</strong> 10<br />
<strong>Manual</strong> <strong>Gearbox</strong> - 3 <strong>Synchro</strong>mesh <strong>Internal</strong> <strong>Components</strong> 12<br />
<strong>Manual</strong> <strong>Gearbox</strong> - 4 <strong>Synchro</strong>mesh <strong>Internal</strong> <strong>Components</strong> 16<br />
<strong>Manual</strong> <strong>Gearbox</strong> - Selectors and Speedometer Drives 18<br />
<strong>Manual</strong> <strong>Gearbox</strong> - Direct and Remote Gearchanges 20<br />
<strong>Manual</strong> <strong>Gearbox</strong> - Rod Gearchange 22<br />
Automatic Transmission - Torque Converter and Housing 24<br />
Automatic Transmission - Transmission <strong>Components</strong> 26<br />
Automatic Transmission - Gearchange Controls 28<br />
Final Drive (Differential) 30<br />
Mini Production History 32<br />
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<strong>Manual</strong> <strong>Gearbox</strong> - Flywheel and Clutch<br />
No. Part No. Description Qty. Remarks No. Part No. Description Qty. Remarks<br />
Flywheels<br />
Coil Spring and Diaphragm Spring Clutch Types, 1959-82<br />
1 22A129 FLYWHEEL ASS’Y,two piece, oil-fed 1 1959-62; coil spring clutch. Replaces<br />
bush type<br />
DU bush flywheel on earliest cars.<br />
22A443 FLYWHEEL ASS’Y,two piece, Deva metal 1 1962-63; 1 3/8" dia. Deva bush<br />
bush type<br />
machining and coil spring clutch.<br />
12G3014 FLYWHEEL ASS’Y,one piece , Deva metal 1 1963-82; 1 1/2" dia. Deva bush<br />
bush type<br />
machining, coil or diaphragm clutch.<br />
Originally there were several 1963 on two piece flywheel designs (i.e. the flywheel was bolted to a<br />
separate hub); all are now replaced by the later one piece flywheel.<br />
C-AEG619 FLYWHEEL ASS’Y,lightened steel type 1 For fast road and competition use.<br />
2 12G676 RING GEAR, starter motor, 1/2" wide 1 Included in standard flywheel ass’ys.<br />
22G2613 RING GEAR, starter motor, 11/32" wide 1 Included in C-AEG619 lightened<br />
flywheel assembly.<br />
22A130 GASKET, hub to flywheel 1 1959-62; included in oil-fed bush<br />
flywheel assembly.<br />
3 22A56 SCREW, hub to flywheel 6 Included in two piece flywheel ass’ys.<br />
4 LWZ606 WASHER, shakeproof 6 Included in two piece flywheel ass’ys.<br />
5 FNZ506 NUT 6 Included in two piece flywheel ass’ys.<br />
6 22A325 OIL SEAL, Nu-lip type 1 1959-61; for DU bush type flywheel.<br />
22A214 OIL SEAL, small 1 1961-62; for oil-fed bush type flywheel.<br />
7 2A3530 SCREW, flywheel to crankshaft 1 1959-63.<br />
22A747 SCREW, flywheel to crankshaft 1 1963-82.<br />
8 22A1155 LOCKTAB, flywheel screw 1 Included in 18G8086 clutch lock tab kit.<br />
9 88G508 KEY, flywheel to crankshaft 1<br />
Verto Clutch Types, 1982 On<br />
The Verto flywheel and clutch assembly was introduced as a means of lightening the effort required to<br />
operate the clutch (the older diaphragm clutch was a very strong and reliable design which<br />
unfortunately required an agricultural stomp of the foot, quite unbecoming in a new car by the 1980s,<br />
to operate it).<br />
As replacement par ts, Verto clutches were originally only supplied as balanced assemblies complete with<br />
flywheel, in an attempt to counter clutch judder in service. Nowadays, you can purchase the clutch<br />
components separately if you wish, but the flywheel is still only available as part of the (rather steeply<br />
priced) flywheel and clutch assembly.<br />
10 GCU90107AF FLYWHEEL AND CLUTCH ASS’Y, balanced 1 1982-85; for inertia starter fitted<br />
998cc models.<br />
GCU90115AF FLYWHEEL AND CLUTCH ASS’Y, balanced 1 1985-90; for pre-engaged starter<br />
fitted 998cc models .<br />
GCU90122AF FLYWHEEL AND CLUTCH ASS’Y, balanced 1 1990-94; for 998cc and carburetter<br />
fitted 1275cc models .<br />
GCU90121AF FLYWHEEL AND CLUTCH ASS’Y, balanced 1 1991-96; for SPi (single point<br />
injection) fitted 1275cc models .<br />
GCU90123AF FLYWHEEL AND CLUTCH ASS’Y, balanced 1 1997 on; for MPi (multi point<br />
injection) fitted 1275cc models<br />
plus SPi (Japan).<br />
11 12G2445 RING GEAR, 107 teeth 1 1982-85; included in iner tia starter<br />
flywheel assemblies.<br />
PSF10003 RING GEAR, 129 teeth 1 1985 on; included in pre-engaged<br />
starter flywheel assemblies.<br />
12 DAM5922 BOLT, locking, flywheel to crankshaft 1<br />
13 DAM5923 KEY, flywheel to crankshaft 1<br />
Clutch Kits<br />
14 - CLUTCH KIT, three piece, coil spring type 1 1959-64; kit not available - purchase<br />
parts separately.<br />
15 GCK100AF CLUTCH KIT, three piece, diaphragm type 1 1964-82.<br />
16 GCK149AF CLUTCH KIT, five piece, Verto type 1 1982-90; with 184mm diameter<br />
clutch plate .<br />
17 MHK51141 CLUTCH KIT, five piece, Verto type 1 1990 on; with 190mm diameter<br />
clutch plate .<br />
QKT313AF CLUTCH KIT, five piece, Verto type 1 Heavy duty; for use with Metro Turbo<br />
power unit.<br />
Clutch <strong>Components</strong><br />
Coil Spring Clutch, 1959-64<br />
At time of writing, components for the coil spring clutch fitted between 1959 and 1964 are hard to<br />
come by, to say the least. The later design diaphragm housing and/or clutch plate can be used to<br />
repair or replace a coil spring clutch in some instances: however by rule of thumb, the earlier the<br />
flywheel and crankshaft, the less likely this will be possible. On 1963-64 flywheels, it’s a straight<br />
replacement of coil spring clutch parts by diaphragm clutch equivalents. 1962-63 flywheels (i.e. those<br />
with the 1 3/8" machining for the Deva bush) will accept a diaphragm type clutch plate, but not a<br />
diaphragm housing. 1959-62 oil-fed bush type flywheels (can’t be many of these left now, surely - most<br />
were replaced with Deva flywheels in the 1960s) will only accept coil spring clutch components. If you’re<br />
unlucky enough to need to replace the clutch on one of these, a crankshaft, primary gear and flywheel<br />
swap will be required - or an engine swap,which might be cheaper and w ould certainly be quicker.<br />
Please contact Somerford Mini if you require replacement parts for a coil spring clutch assembly,<br />
giving us if possible as much detail as you can about the dimensions of the flywheel to which the<br />
clutch is to be fitted. The following are the original components for coil spring clutches:<br />
18 2A3509 PLATE, pressure 1 Not Cooper models.<br />
22A539 PLATE, pressure 1 997 and 998 Cooper, 1071 Cooper S.<br />
19 88G541 PLATE, driven 1<br />
20 22A214 SEAL, oil, small 1 For 1959-62 models with oil-fed<br />
bush type flywheels.<br />
21 2A3658 STRAP, driving 12<br />
22 2A3659 SCREW, strap 3<br />
23 2A3512 LOCK TAB, strap 3 Included in 18G8086 clutch lock tab kit.<br />
24 PWZ106 WASHER, plain 3<br />
25 22A87 HOUSING, coil pressure springs 1 Does not include springs .<br />
26 2A3657 SCREW, housing to pressure plate 3<br />
27 LWZ606 WASHER, shakeproof 3<br />
28 22A6 SPRING, pressure 6 Not Cooper models.<br />
22A275 SPRING, pressure , black with white spot 6 997 and 998 Cooper, 1071 Cooper S.<br />
colour coded<br />
29 2A3651 FLANGE, clutch release 1<br />
30 22A8 BOLT, housing to flange 3<br />
31 FNZ505 NUT 3<br />
32 51K1261 LOCK TAB, nut 3<br />
33 GRB201 BEARING, clutch release 1<br />
34 18G8086 LOCK TAB KIT, clutch 1 Includes lock tabs for strap and<br />
flywheel securing screws, plus lock tabs<br />
for spring housing screws.<br />
Diaphragm Clutch, 1964-82<br />
35 22A598 PLATE, pressure 1 Standard fitment; not Cooper models.<br />
22G270 PLATE, pressure 1 Standard fitment; Cooper and Cooper S .<br />
C-AHT230 PLATE, pressure 1 Lightweight; for fast road and<br />
competition use.<br />
36 GCP204AF PLATE, driven 1 Standard fitment - road use.<br />
C-AHT596 PLATE, driven 1 Uprated fitment - fast road or<br />
competition use.<br />
C-AHT598 PLATE, driven, sintered paddle type 1 Uprated fitment - competition use.<br />
37 2A3658 STRAP, driving 12<br />
38 2A3659 SCREW, strap 3<br />
39 2A3512 LOCK TAB, strap 3 Included in 18G8086 clutch lock tab kit.<br />
40 PWZ106 WASHER, plain 3<br />
41 GCC103 HOUSING, with diaphragm spring 1 Standard fitment - road use.<br />
C-AEG481 HOUSING, with diaphragm spring, 1 Uprated fitment - fast road or<br />
orange coded<br />
competition use.<br />
C-AEG482 HOUSING, with diaphragm spring, 1 Uprated fitment - competition use.<br />
grey coded<br />
42 AAU7154 PLATE, release 1 Included in housing.<br />
43 22A921 CIRCLIP, plate 1 Included in housing.<br />
44 2A3657 SCREW, housing to pressure plate 3<br />
45 LWZ406 WASHER, shakeproof 3<br />
46 GRB201 BEARING, clutch release 1<br />
47 18G8086 LOCK TAB KIT, clutch 1 Includes lock tabs for strap and<br />
flywheel securing screws.<br />
Verto Clutch, 1982 On<br />
48 GCP271AF PLATE, driven 1 1982-90; 184mm diameter clutch.<br />
GCP90832AF PLATE, driven 1 1990 on; 190mm diameter clutch.<br />
49 GCC679 DIAPHRAGM AND PRESSURE PLATE ASS’Y 1 1982-90; 184mm diameter clutch.<br />
C1644AF DIAPHRAGM AND PRESSURE PLATE ASS’Y 1 1990 on; 190mm diameter clutch.<br />
50 BAU2319 BOLT, diaphragm and pressure plate 3<br />
securing<br />
51 BAU2320 WASHER, shakeproof 3<br />
52 WAM1188 RELUCTOR RING , engine management 1 Injection models only; included in<br />
flywheel and clutch assembly.<br />
53 SJ104121M SCREW, reluctor ring to flywheel 2<br />
54 AHU1564 SLEEVE, clutch release 1<br />
55 GRB239 BEARING ASSEMBLY, clutch release 1<br />
56 AAU2866 O RING, clutch release bearing 1<br />
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<strong>Manual</strong> <strong>Gearbox</strong> - Flywheel Housing and Clutch Cover<br />
No. Part No. Description Qty. Remarks No. Part No. Description Qty. Remarks<br />
Flywheel Housing<br />
1 22G999 FLYWHEEL HOUSING , no breather hole 1 1959-68, 3 synchro gearbox, all models .<br />
DAM3165 FLYWHEEL HOUSING , no breather hole 1 1968-69, 4 synchro gearbox, all models.<br />
1969-79, 4 synchro gearbox, not<br />
1275cc .<br />
DAM6259 FLYWHEEL HOUSING , no breather hole 1 1979-92, 4 synchro gearbox, not<br />
1275cc .<br />
2 DAM3161 FLYWHEEL HOUSING , with breather hole 1 1969-79, 4 synchro gearbox, 1275cc.<br />
DAM6257 FLYWHEEL HOUSING , with breather hole 1 1979-91, 4 synchro gearbox, 1275cc<br />
carburetter.<br />
TRD10015 FLYWHEEL HOUSING , with breather hole 1 1991 on, 4 synchro gearbox, 1275<br />
and crank sensor hole<br />
injection and carburetter.<br />
3 88G302 BEARING, idler gear (1.004" ext. dia.) 1 1959-68, 3 synchro gearbox.<br />
13H7848 BEARING, idler gear (1 1/16" ext. dia., 1 1968-79, 4 synchro gearbox.<br />
3/4" int. dia.)<br />
AHU1707 BEARING, idler gear (1 3/8" ext. dia., 1 1979 on, 4 synchro gearbox.<br />
7/8" int. dia.)<br />
DAM3745 BEARING, idler gear, special, with sleeve 1 For use, see note below.<br />
(1 3/8" ext. dia., 3/4" int. dia.)<br />
4 LCG10001 BLANKING PLATE, crank sensor hole 1 1992-94, 1275 carburetter.<br />
5 FS105101 SCREW, blanking plate to 2 1992-94, 1275 carburetter.<br />
flywheel housing<br />
Interchangeability of flywheel housings:<br />
For 1959-68 models (3 synchro gearbox), none of the later 4 synchro flywheel housings can be used in<br />
place of the original.<br />
For 1968-79 models (not 1275), flywheel housing DAM6259 may be used, so long as the special idler<br />
bearing with sleeve DAM3745 is also fitted.<br />
For 1968-69 models (1275 only), flywheel housing DAM6259 may be used, so long as the special idler<br />
bearing with sleeve DAM3745 is also fitted.<br />
For 1969-79 models (1275 only), flywheel housing DAM6257 may be used, so long as the special idler<br />
bearing with sleeve DAM3745 is also fitted. Alternatively, flywheel housing TRD10015 may be used, so<br />
long as LCG10001 crank sensor hole blanking plate and two off FS105101 screws are also fitted, along<br />
with the special idler bearing and sleeve DAM3745.<br />
For 1979-91 models (1275 carburetter), flywheel housing TRD10015 may be used, so long as LCG10001<br />
crank sensor hole blanking plate and two off FS105101 screws are also fitted.<br />
These notes show how to use later flywheel housings on earlier 4 synchro power units - they do<br />
rely on the original idler gear being retained. If you’re not sure what’s original on the car for<br />
its year, to be sure you may have to dust off a vernier caliper and deduce (i) the external<br />
diameter of the idler gear bearing required (measure the bearing location in the flywheel housing)<br />
and (ii) the internal diameter required (measure the idler gear shaft diameter). You should then<br />
be able to find a bearing size suiting your purposes from the Somerford Mini range above.<br />
6 13H2934 OIL SEAL, clutch (primary gear oil seal)1 All carburetter models.<br />
LUF10005 OIL SEAL, clutch (primary gear oil seal) 1 All injection models .<br />
7 DAM2821 SHIELD, oil seal protection 1 1982 on; all Verto clutch models.<br />
8 AAU8424 BEARING, first motion shaft 1<br />
9 2A3643 CIRCLIP, bearing to flywheel housing 1<br />
10 CCN110 CIRCLIP, bearing to first motion shaft 1<br />
11 GUG705563GM GASKET, flywheel housing to cylinder 1<br />
block/gearbox<br />
12 18G8086 LOCK TAB KIT, clutch 1 Includes lock tabs for strap and<br />
flywheel securing screws, plus lock<br />
tabs for flywheel housing screws.<br />
13 22A1762 LOCK TAB, flywheel housing attachment 1 Included in clutch lock tab kit.<br />
14 22A1761 LOCK TAB, flywheel housing attachment 1 Included in clutch lock tab kit.<br />
15 2A3521 LOCK TAB, flywheel housing attachment 1 Included in clutch lock tab kit.<br />
16 22A1241 LOCK TAB, flywheel housing attachment 1 1968 on (4 synchro gearbox);<br />
included in clutch lock tab kit.<br />
17 BH605141 BOLT, long, flywheel housing attachment 3<br />
DAM7758 BOLT, flanged, long, flywheel housing 3 Alternative.<br />
attachment<br />
18 LWZ305 WASHER, locking 3<br />
19 SH605081 SCREW, shor t, flywheel housing 3<br />
attachment<br />
DAM7753 BOLT, flanged, shor t, flywheel housing 3 Alternative.<br />
attachment<br />
20 FNZ505 NUT, flywheel housing attachment 9<br />
21 LWZ305 WASHER, locking 4<br />
22 22A1299 PLATE, dowel retaining 1 1968 on (4 synchro gearbox).<br />
For certain markets or on certain models during the 1960s, the starter solenoid was fixed to a bracket<br />
attached to the flywheel housing:<br />
23 12A369 BRACKET, starter solenoid to flywheel 1 Not Cooper S models.<br />
housing<br />
12G326 BRACKET, starter solenoid to flywheel 1 Cooper S models.<br />
housing<br />
24 SH505051 SCREW, bracket to flywheel housing 2<br />
25 LWZ305 WASHER, locking 2<br />
Clutch Cover and Clutch Release Mechanism<br />
1959-82, Coil Spring or Diaphragm Clutch<br />
26 88G300 COVER, clutch,with timing hole 1<br />
27 2A3635 COVER, timing hole 1<br />
28 SH604041 SCREW, timing hole cover to clutch cover 2<br />
29 LWZ304 WASHER, locking 2<br />
30 53K146 SCREW, clutch cover to flywheel housing 8<br />
DAM7755 BOLT, flanged head, clutch cover to 8<br />
flywheel housing<br />
31 LWZ305 WASHER, locking 8<br />
32 22A180 PLUNGER, clutch release 1 Release bearing secures by press-fit.<br />
33 DAM1955 PLUNGER, clutch release 1 Alternative; release bearing secures<br />
with clip.<br />
34 DAM2413 CLIP, release bearing to plunger 1 Use with DAM1955 plunger.<br />
35 22A427 NUT, clutch release stop 1<br />
36 NT610041 NUT, locking clutch release stop nut 1<br />
The very ear liest cars from 1959-60 were originally fitted with a plunger with an integral (nonadjustable)<br />
stop. This may be replaced by either of the plungers listed above, to gether with a 22A427<br />
stop nut and NT610041 lock nut.<br />
37 22A2204 LEVER, clutch release 1<br />
38 CLZ628 CLEVIS PIN, lever pivot in clutch cover 1<br />
39 PWZ106 WASHER, plain 1<br />
40 ZPS307 SPLIT PIN 1<br />
41 SH604091 SCREW, lever adjusting 1<br />
42 FNZ604 NUT, locking adjusting screw 1<br />
43 CLZ518 CLEVIS PIN, lever to slave cylinder 1<br />
push rod<br />
44 PWZ105 WASHER, plain 1<br />
45 ZPS306 SPLIT PIN 1<br />
46 1G5999 SPRING, clutch release lever 1<br />
47 2A3601 ANCHOR, spring, clutch release lever end 1<br />
48 2A3600 ANCHOR, spring, slave cylinder end 1<br />
1982 On, Verto Clutch<br />
49 AHU1068 COVER, clutch,with timing hole 1 1982-85; with inertia star ter.<br />
AHU1106 COVER, clutch,without timing hole 1 1985 on; with pre-engaged starter.<br />
50 2A3635 COVER, timing hole 1 1982-85.<br />
51 SH604041 SCREW, timing hole cover to clutch cover 2 1982-85.<br />
52 LWZ304 WASHER, locking 2 1982-85.<br />
53 53K146 SCREW, clutch cover to flywheel housing 7<br />
DAM7755 BOLT, flanged head, clutch cover to 7<br />
flywheel housing<br />
54 LWZ305 WASHER, locking 7<br />
The eighth screw used to secure a Verto clutch cover is the long screw securing the slave cylinder bracket<br />
(please see Clutch Pedal and Hydraulics section).<br />
55 DAM5353 PLUNGER, clutch release 1<br />
56 AAU2866 O RING, release bearing 1<br />
57 22A427 NUT, clutch release stop 1<br />
58 NT610041 NUT, locking clutch release stop nut 1<br />
59 DAM5355 LEVER, clutch release 1<br />
60 CLZ628 CLEVIS PIN, lever pivot in clutch cover 1<br />
61 PWZ106 WASHER, plain 1<br />
62 ZPS307 SPLIT PIN 1<br />
63 SH604091 SCREW, lever adjusting 1<br />
64 FNZ604 NUT, locking adjusting screw 1<br />
65 CLZ518 CLEVIS PIN, lever to slave cylinder 1<br />
push rod<br />
66 PWZ105 WASHER, plain 1<br />
67 ZPS306 SPLIT PIN 1<br />
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<strong>Manual</strong> <strong>Gearbox</strong> - Clutch Pedal and Hydraulics<br />
No. Part No. Description Qty. Remarks No. Part No. Description Qty. Remarks<br />
Clutch Pedal and Pedal Box<br />
1 2A5866 CLUTCH PEDAL ASSEMBLY 1 1959-75.<br />
2 NAM3116 CLUTCH PEDAL ASSEMBLY 1 1976 on, RHD.<br />
NAM3115 CLUTCH PEDAL ASSEMBLY 1 1976 on; LHD.<br />
3 2A3034 BUSH, clutch pedal 1 Included in clutch pedal assembly.<br />
4 GPR104 PAD, clutch pedal 1 1959-75.<br />
5 GPR107 PAD, clutch pedal 1 1976-90.<br />
SZU10001 PAD, clutch pedal 1 1990 on.<br />
6 2A5880 SHAFT, clutch and brak e pedals 1 RHD, all models; 1959-88, LHD<br />
without direct acting brak e servo.<br />
NAM8524 SHAFT, clutch and brak e pedals 1 1988 on, LHD with direct acting<br />
brak e servo.<br />
7 LNZ205 NUT, nyloc 1<br />
8 2A5652 SPRING , clutch pedal return 1 1959-88, without direct acting brake<br />
servo.<br />
9 NAM8544 SPRING, clutch pedal return 1 1988 on, RHD with direct acting<br />
brak e servo.<br />
NAM8547 SPRING , clutch pedal return 1 1988 on, LHD with direct acting<br />
brake servo.<br />
10 2A5859 PEDAL BOX ASSEMBLY 1 1959-71, single line brakes.<br />
21A2467 PEDAL BOX ASSEMBLY 1 1971-75, single line brak es.<br />
21A2056 PEDAL BOX ASSEMBLY 1 1969-71, dual line brak es.<br />
21A2345 PEDAL BOX ASSEMBLY 1 1971-75, dual line brak es.<br />
NAM8670 PEDAL BOX ASSEMBLY 1 1976-88, dual line brakes without<br />
direct acting servo.<br />
SKU10043 PEDAL BOX ASSEMBLY 1 1988-96, RHD with direct acting<br />
servo.<br />
SKU101220 PEDAL BOX ASSEMBLY 1 1997 on, RHD, all models.<br />
SKU10040 PEDAL BOX ASSEMBLY 1 1988-94, LHD carburetter models.<br />
SKU10042 PEDAL BOX ASSEMBLY 1 1991-96, LHD injection models .<br />
SKU101210 PEDAL BOX ASSEMBLY 1 1997 on, LHD, all models.<br />
11 21A2348 CLAMP, pedal box 1 1971-75, dual line brakes.<br />
12 21A1657 PLATE, locating 1 1959-75, models fitted with<br />
steering lock.<br />
13 SH605051 SCREW, pedal box to body 2<br />
14 LWZ205 WASHER, locking 2<br />
15 CLZ512 CLEVIS PIN, pedal to master cylinder 1<br />
push rod<br />
16 GHF502 SPLIT PIN 1<br />
17 RCLIP01 ‘R’ CLIP 1 Easier to fit than a split pin!<br />
Fitting the split pins to the top of the clutch and brake pedals to connect them to their<br />
respective master cylinder push rods is one of those classically frustrating jobs on a Mini - you<br />
know the score: a half minute job that takes half an hour because there’s so little space in<br />
which to manoeuvre! You can see where the split pin goes until you get your hand and a pair<br />
of pliers in there, after which you can’t see what you’re doing and there’s no space to turn over<br />
the ends of the split pin anyway. An ‘R’ clip however can be inserted in place of the split pin, on<br />
the end of a pair of thin-nosed (‘snipe-nosed’) pliers, and simply clips in place without a<br />
struggle. This is positively the easiest, most gratifying modification you’ll ever make to your Mini!<br />
18 31G279 GASKET, master cylinder to pedal box 1<br />
19 FNZ505 NUT, master cylinder to pedal box 2<br />
20 LWZ205 WASHER, locking 2<br />
Clutch Master Cylinder<br />
The vast majority of Minis used the same metal tank clutch master cylinder (which could have either of<br />
two internal designs - watch out and carr y on reading below if you need a repair kit). This was<br />
superseded in 1998 approximately by a plastic tank version, which saw use until the end of Mini<br />
production in 2000. While metal and plastic tank master cylinders are theoretically interchangeable,<br />
most owners seem to stick with the style appropriate for their car.<br />
Around 1977 the manufacturer of the metal tank master cylinder changed the design of the piston<br />
inside to incorporate two ring seals instead of the previous one ring seal and one cap (or blind) seal.<br />
Most - but not all - metal tank master cylinders available since that time are of the later design, which<br />
may be identified by a circle or groove cut into the body of the cylinder. The very late-model plastic<br />
tank master cylinder also uses the ‘two ring seal’ piston design. Be sure to identify which cylinder you<br />
have before ordering internal parts for it from Somerford Mini!<br />
21 AAU4969 MASTER CYLINDER ASS’Y, metal tank 1 1959-98 approx.<br />
GMC901078 MASTER CYLINDER ASS’Y, plastic tank 1 1998 approx. on.<br />
22 17H3723 CAP, reservoir, metal, with seal 1 1959-63 approx.<br />
23 501524 SEAL, metal cap 1 Included with cap.<br />
24 513123A CAP, reservoir, plastic 1 1963 approx. on.<br />
25 GRK3007 REPAIR KIT, early metal tank master 1 For cylinders with ring seal and<br />
end cylinder cap (see note).<br />
26 GRK3004 REPAIR KIT, later metal or plastic tank1 For cylinders with two ring seals<br />
(see master cylinders note).<br />
27 27H7751 SPRING, return 1<br />
28 17H7560 CIRCLIP 1<br />
29 17H7557 PUSH ROD 1<br />
30 17H7555 ADAPTOR, cylinder to clutch pipe 1 Very early original cylinders only.<br />
31 17H7556 SEAL, adaptor 1 Very early original cylinders only.<br />
Clutch Pipe and Hose<br />
Clutch Pipe<br />
Pre-assembled clutch pipes can be supplied in Cunifer, a superior material which bends to shape easily,<br />
doen’t work harden and subsequently split and does not corrode. If desired, however, we will supply<br />
pipes in original Bundy material or copper - for either of these, please contact Somerford Mini.<br />
32 21A2234 CLUTCH PIPE ASSEMBLY, 28cm long 1 RHD models.<br />
21A70 CLUTCH PIPE ASSEMBLY, 86cm long 1 LHD models.<br />
If you have flaring and pipe bending tools to hand, individual components to make up your own clutch<br />
pipe are also available:<br />
33 CNF316 CLUTCH PIPE, superior cunifer, A/R Requires cutting and flaring to fit.<br />
per metre<br />
HCP316 CLUTCH PIPE, copper, per metre A/R Requires cutting and flaring to fit.<br />
34 TM606031 TUBE NUT, brake pipe union, 3/8 UNF, A/R<br />
male<br />
35 21A64 CLIP, pipes to dash 2 LHD with single line brakes.<br />
36 FNZ103 NUT, clip to dash 2 LHD with single line brakes.<br />
37 WL700101 WASHER, locking 2 LHD with single line brakes.<br />
38 6K751 SLEEVE, rubber, clutch pipe 2 LHD with single line brakes.<br />
39 21A2192 CLIP, pipes to dash 2 LHD with front/rear split brakes.<br />
40 FNZ103 NUT, clip to dash 2 LHD with front/rear split brakes.<br />
41 WL700101 WASHER, locking 2 LHD with front/rear split brakes.<br />
42 CAC402 CLIP, double, pipes to dash 2 LHD with diagonally split brakes.<br />
Clutch Hose<br />
43 GVP1020 CLUTCH HOSE, rubber 1 1959-82; standard fitment. Coil<br />
spring and diaphragm clutches.<br />
44 BHS001 CLUTCH HOSE, stainless braided 1 1959-82; uprated fitment. Coil<br />
spring and diaphragm clutches.<br />
45 GVP1009 CLUTCH HOSE AND BANJO UNION, 1 1982 on; standard fitment. Verto<br />
rubber<br />
clutch.<br />
46 BHS002 CLUTCH HOSE AND BANJO UNION, 1 1982 on; uprated fitment. Verto<br />
stainless braided<br />
clutch.<br />
47 2K8686 NUT, clutch hose to dash crossmember 1<br />
48 LWZ510 WASHER, shakeproof 1<br />
49 233220A WASHER, sealing, hose to slave cylinder 1 1959-82.<br />
50 C5192A BOLT, banjo, hose to slave cylinder 1 1982 on.<br />
51 3H550 WASHER, sealing, banjo bolt to banjo 1 1982 on.<br />
52 233220A WASHER, sealing, banjo to slave cylinder1 1982 on.<br />
Slave Cylinder<br />
Coil Spring or Diaphragm Clutch, 1959-82<br />
53 GSY110 SLAVE CYLINDER ASSEMBLY, clutch 1<br />
54 GRK4008 REPAIR KIT, slave cylinder 1<br />
55 3H2428 BLEED NIPPLE 1 Included in slave cylinder assembly.<br />
56 13H396 PUSH ROD, clutch operating 1<br />
57 SH506101 SCREW, coarse thread, cylinder to 2<br />
flywheel housing<br />
58 LWZ206 WASHER, locking 2<br />
Verto Clutch, 1982 On<br />
59 GSY118 SLAVE CYLINDER ASSEMBLY, clutch 1<br />
60 GRK4001 REPAIR KIT, slave cylinder 1<br />
61 3H2428 BLEED NIPPLE 1 Included in slave cylinder assembly.<br />
62 13H396 PUSH ROD, clutch operating 1<br />
63 DAM5992 BRACKET, cylinder to flywheel housing 1<br />
64 SH606081 SCREW, cylinder to bracket 2<br />
65 LWZ206 WASHER, locking 2<br />
66 SH506081 SCREW, coarse thread, bracket to 2<br />
flywheel housing<br />
67 LWZ206 WASHER, locking 2<br />
68 ADU7036 DISTANCE PIECE 1<br />
69 SH604141 SCREW, bracket to distance piece and 1<br />
clutch cover<br />
70 LWZ204 WASHER, locking 1<br />
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<strong>Manual</strong> <strong>Gearbox</strong> - Primary, Idler and 1st Motion Shaft Drive Gears<br />
No. Part No. Description Qty. Remarks No. Part No. Description Qty. Remarks<br />
Primary, Idler and 1st Motion Shaft Drive Gears<br />
Several different combinations of primary gear and bushes were used on the ear liest Mini power units<br />
built between 1959 and 1963, following the abject failure of the first, the so-called ‘D.U.’ bush and oil<br />
seal design (which allowed engine oil seepage onto the clutch all too frequently). As an interim<br />
measure, a revised oil-fed bush system was fitted - in most cases when the car came in for the<br />
inevitable clutch replacement - and after a couple of false starts the ‘Deva’ dry-lubricated bush became<br />
the standard fitment. Each system necessitated a different engine crankshaft and flywheel, as well as<br />
the primary gear and bushes. Extra care must be taken to select matching components for these ear ly<br />
designs.<br />
From 1963 onwards, crankshaft, flywheel, primary gear and bush combinations settled down into tw o<br />
designs, depending on the crankshaft tail dimensions: one combination for 848, 998 and 1098 engines<br />
and the other for 1071, 1275 and 970 engines. This continued right the way through to 1979 when ‘A<br />
Plus’ gears were introduced, which saw production out through to 2000.<br />
Primary gears are supplied with their bushes fitted, as ready-to-use assemblies, from Somerford<br />
Mini. However, if you intend to fit replacement bushes in a primary gear, the bushes must be<br />
machined after fitment to ensure alignment with each other.<br />
By contrast, the idler and 1st motion shaft drive gears saw far fewer changes, being limited to 3<br />
synchro gearbox (1959-68), pre-A Plus 4 synchro gearbox (1968-79) and A Plus (1979 on). Of these,<br />
pre-A Plus 4 synchro gears may be used on 3 synchro gearboxes if certain other components are fitted<br />
at the same time. However, pre-A Plus and A Plus gears cannot be mixed and matched together.<br />
Bearings (and their retaining circlips) for the idler and drive gears may be found in the ‘Flywheel<br />
Housing and Clutch Cover’ and ‘<strong>Manual</strong> <strong>Gearbox</strong> - External’ sections of this catalogue. Primary, idler and<br />
drive gears for automatic Minis may be found in the ‘Automatic Transmission - Torque Converter and<br />
Housing’ section.<br />
Primary Gears<br />
Confusion often reigns over the convention for naming primary gear bushes. Which should be called the<br />
front bush and which should be the rear The answer is the bush closer to the front of the engine<br />
(i.e. the water pump end) is the front bush and the bush on the clutch end (the ‘top hat’ bush on<br />
post-1962 cars) is the rear bush. Hope that sorts it out.<br />
1959-62, Oil-fed Bush 848 Engines<br />
1 22A79 PRIMARY GEAR, with bushes, 24 teeth 1<br />
2 22A81 BUSH, primary gear,front 1<br />
3 22A82 BUSH, primary gear,rear 1<br />
1961-62, Oil-fed Bush 997 Engines<br />
4 12A380 PRIMARY GEAR, with bushes, 24 teeth 1<br />
5 12A386 BUSH, primary gear,front 1<br />
6 12A385 BUSH, primary gear,rear 1<br />
1962-63, Deva Bush 848 Engines, 1 3/8" dia. Flywheel Machining<br />
7 22A520 PRIMARY GEAR, with bushes, 24 teeth 1<br />
8 22A447 BUSH, primary gear,front 1<br />
9 22A448 BUSH, primary gear,rear 1<br />
1962-63, Deva Bush 997 Engines, 1 3/8" dia. Flywheel Machining<br />
10 22G106 PRIMARY GEAR, with bushes, 24 teeth 1<br />
11 22G108 BUSH, primary gear,front 1<br />
12 22G109 BUSH, primary gear,rear 1<br />
1963, Deva Bush 997/998 Engines, 1 1/2" dia. Flywheel Machining<br />
13 22A551 PRIMARY GEAR, with bushes, 24 teeth 1<br />
14 22A553 BUSH, primary gear,front 1<br />
15 22G109 BUSH, primary gear,rear 1<br />
1963-92, Deva Bush 848/998/1098 Engines, 1 1/2" dia. Flywheel Machining<br />
16 22A1493 PRIMARY GEAR, with bushes, 24 teeth 1 1963-79.<br />
DAM8888 PRIMARY GEAR, with bushes, 29 teeth 1 1979-92; A Plus.<br />
17 DAM2821 DUST SHIELD 1 1979-92; A Plus.<br />
18 DAM8887 BUSH, primary gear,front 1<br />
19 22G109 BUSH, primary gear,rear 1<br />
1963 On, Deva Bush 970/1071/1275 Engines, 1 1/2" dia. Flywheel Machining<br />
20 22G1053 PRIMARY GEAR, with bushes, 24 teeth 1 1963-79.<br />
DAM8890 PRIMARY GEAR, with bushes, 29 teeth 1 1979 on; A Plus. Not France 1990-96.<br />
DAM9373 PRIMARY GEAR, with bushes, 30 teeth 1 A Plus. France 1990-96.<br />
21 DAM2821 DUST SHIELD 1 1979 on; A Plus.<br />
22 DAM8889 BUSH, primary gear,front 1<br />
23 22G109 BUSH, primary gear, rear 1<br />
Primary Gear Front Thrust Washers<br />
848, 997, 998 and 1098 Engines, Except 848 Engines 1962-63<br />
24 22A321 WASHER, thrust, primary gear, front 1 0.110-0.112" (2.79-2.84mm).<br />
22A322 WASHER, thrust, primary gear, front 1 0.112-0.114" (2.84-2.89mm).<br />
22A323 WASHER, thrust, primary gear, front 1 0.114-0.116" (2.89-2.94mm).<br />
22A324 WASHER, thrust, primary gear, front 1 0.116-0.118" (2.94-2.99mm).<br />
22A450 WASHER, thrust, primary gear, front 1 0.118-0.120" (2.99-3.04mm).<br />
848 Engines 1962-63<br />
25 22A295 WASHER, thrust, primary gear, front 1 0.123-0.125" (3.12-3.17mm).<br />
22A83 WASHER, thrust, primary gear, front 1 0.125-0.127" (3.17-3.22mm).<br />
22A238 WASHER, thrust, primary gear, front 1 0.127-0.129" (3.22-3.28mm).<br />
22A239 WASHER, thrust, primary gear, front 1 0.129-0.131" (3.28-3.32mm).<br />
970, 1071 and 1275 Engines<br />
26 DAM6490 WASHER, thrust, primary gear, front 1 0.112-0.114" (2.84-2.89mm).<br />
DAM6486 WASHER, thrust, primary gear, front 1 0.114-0.116" (2.89-2.94mm).<br />
DAM6487 WASHER, thrust, primary gear, front 1 0.116-0.118" (2.94-2.99mm).<br />
DAM6488 WASHER, thrust, primary gear, front 1 0.118-0.120" (2.99-3.04mm).<br />
DAM6489 WASHER, thrust, primary gear, front 1 0.120-0.122" (3.04-3.09mm).<br />
Primary Gear Rear Thrust Washers<br />
1959-62, Oil-fed Bush 848 Engines<br />
27 2A3597 WASHER, thrust, primary gear, rear 1<br />
1961-62, Oil-fed Bush 997 Engines<br />
28 12A382 WASHER, thrust, primary gear, rear 1<br />
29 12A383 RING, backing 1<br />
1962-63, Deva Bush 848 Engines With 1 3/8" dia. Flywheel Machining<br />
30 2A3597 WASHER, thrust, primary gear, rear 1<br />
31 22A449 RING, backing 1<br />
1962 On,Deva Bush 970, 997, 998, 1098, 1070 and 1275 Engines<br />
With 1 3/8" or 1 1/2" dia. Flywheel Machining<br />
1963 On,Deva Bush 848 Engines With 1 1/2” dia. Flywheel Machining<br />
32 22A319 WASHER, thrust, primary gear, rear 1<br />
33 88G549 RING, backing 1<br />
Idler Gears<br />
34 22A304 IDLER GEAR, 31 teeth, 3/4" shaft dia. 1 1959-68; 3 synchro.<br />
22G943 IDLER GEAR, 31 teeth, 3/4" shaft dia. 1 1968-79; 4 synchro.<br />
TUB101310 IDLER GEAR, 37 teeth, 7/8" shaft dia. 1 1979 on; 4 synchro, A Plus.<br />
The 3 synchro 22A304 idler gear may be replaced by the equivalent gear from the 4 synchro gearbox,<br />
22G943, so long as the original circlip retaining the idler gear bearing in the gearbox case is replaced<br />
with a 22G1141 circlip.<br />
35 22A1545 WASHER, thrust, 0.130-0.131" (3.30-3.32mm) 2 1959-79; 3 synchro and 4 synchro.<br />
22A1546 WASHER, thrust, 0.132-0.133" (3.35-3.37mm) 2 1959-79; 3 synchro and 4 synchro.<br />
22A1547 WASHER, thrust, 0.134-0.135" (3.40-3.42mm) 2 1959-79; 3 synchro and 4 synchro.<br />
22A1548 WASHER, thrust, 0.136-0.137" (3.45-3.47mm) 2 1959-79; 3 synchro and 4 synchro.<br />
22A1549 WASHER, thrust, 0.138-0.139" (3.50-3.53mm) 2 1959-79; 3 synchro and 4 synchro.<br />
DAM5914 WASHER, thrust, 0.130-0.131" (3.30-3.32mm) 2 1979 on; 4 synchro, A Plus.<br />
DAM4822 WASHER, thrust, 0.132-0.133" (3.35-3.37mm) 2 1979 on; 4 synchro, A Plus.<br />
DAM4823 WASHER, thrust, 0.134-0.135" (3.40-3.42mm) 2 1979 on; 4 synchro, A Plus.<br />
DAM4824 WASHER, thrust, 0.136-0.137" (3.45-3.47mm) 2 1979 on; 4 synchro, A Plus.<br />
DAM4825 WASHER, thrust, 0.138-0.139" (3.50-3.53mm) 2 1979 on; 4 synchro, A Plus.<br />
1st Motion Shaft Drive Gears<br />
36 2A3545 DRIVE GEAR, 1st motion shaft, 24 teeth 1 1959-68; 3 synchro.<br />
22G849 DRIVE GEAR, 1st motion shaft, 24 teeth 1 1968-79; 4 synchro.<br />
DAM2925 DRIVE GEAR, 1st motion shaft, 29 teeth 1 1979 on; A Plus. Not 1275 (France),<br />
1990-96.<br />
DAM6337 DRIVE GEAR, 1st motion shaft, 28 teeth 1 A Plus. 1275 (France), 1990-96.<br />
The 3 synchro 2A3548 drive gear may be replaced by the 22G849 gear from the 4 synchro gearbox, so<br />
long as distance piece C-STR239 is also used.<br />
37 2A3548 NUT, drive gear to 1st motion shaft 1<br />
38 DAM4000 LOCK TAB 1<br />
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<strong>Manual</strong> <strong>Gearbox</strong> - External <strong>Components</strong><br />
No. Part No. Description Qty. Remarks No. Part No. Description Qty. Remarks<br />
Rebuilt or Repaired <strong>Gearbox</strong> Assemblies<br />
Somerford Mini Ltd. offers a gearbox rebuilding and repair service through its workshop facility. We can<br />
carry out repairs or rebuilds on late-model gearboxes, but can only realistically offer a repair service for<br />
the earlier designs because of, frankly, poor overall par ts availability in the marketplace. Please<br />
contact us to discuss your Mini gearbox requirements - it would be helpful if you could supply us not<br />
only the details of what’s gone wrong with your gearbox, but the age (if known) and type (3 or 4<br />
synchro, A or A Plus, gearchange type and driveshaft type). The more you can provide us with, the<br />
better we can ascertain how we might possibly help you.<br />
It has to be said that at time of writing, spares availability for 1959-68 3 synchromesh gearboxes is not<br />
very good at all and unfortunately because of the high cost involved in reintroducing some components,<br />
the situation is unlikely to get much better in the forseeable future. Rest assured, however, that we will<br />
always do whatever we can to help you. The later 4 synchromesh gearboxes fare much better, especially<br />
of course the rod change variety which were in production between 1973 and 2000. Having said that,<br />
there are some surprising gaps in parts availability, even for 1980s rod change gearboxes.<br />
The general rule is that the older the gearbox type, the more components are not available new and<br />
the less likely a totally comprehensive rebuild will be possible.<br />
5 Speed <strong>Gearbox</strong> Assemblies<br />
5 speed rod-change gearboxes have generated much interest for some years now, with several<br />
organisations producing their own designs (Jack Knight Developments, KAD and Mini Spares, for example).<br />
Please contact us to establish which are currently available.<br />
Differential Cover Attachment<br />
1 2A3505B GASKET, cover to gearbox case, upper 1<br />
2 2A3506B GASKET, cover to gearbox case, lower 1 1959-73 Saloon and Estate; 1960-75<br />
Van and Pick Up. Direct or remote<br />
gearchange.<br />
3 22G1836B GASKET, cover to gearbox case, lower 1 1973 on Saloon; 1973-82 Estate;<br />
1976-84 Van and Pick Up. Rod<br />
gearchange.<br />
4 BHYL001 HYLOMAR SEALANT, 100g tube A/R Use with gaskets.<br />
5 22A153 DOWEL,cover to gearbox case 2<br />
6 22G1834 STUD, cover to gearbox case, long 4/2 Qty. reduces for rod gearchange.<br />
7 FNZ506 NUT 4<br />
8 CHS522 STUD, cover to gearbox case, shor t 3<br />
9 DAM7760 BOLT, flanged, cover to gearbox case , shor t 3 Alternative to stud from 1985 on.<br />
10 FNZ505 NUT 3<br />
11 LWZ305 WASHER, locking 3<br />
12 22A74 LOCK TAB, cover to gearbox case, large 2 1959-62 direct gearchange.<br />
22A74 LOCK TAB, cover to gearbox case, large 1 Direct or remote gearchange.<br />
13 42H500 LOCK TAB, cover to gearbox case, large 1 Rod gearchange .<br />
14 22A251 LOCK TAB, cover to gearbox case, small 1 1962 on.<br />
15 22A252 LOCK TAB, cover to gearbox case, small 1 1962-71 appro x.<br />
The 22A251 and 22A252 small lock tabs replaced one of the 22A74 large lock tabs in 1962. 22A252<br />
was quietly dropped in the early 1970s and is no longer considered necessary to fit.<br />
Flywheel Housing Attachment<br />
16 GUG705563GM GASKET, housing to cylinder block/gearbox 1<br />
17 22A97 DOWEL, housing to gear case 2<br />
18 22A152 STUD, housing to gear case, long 6<br />
19 DAM7759 BOLT, flanged, housing to gear case, long 6 Alternative to stud, 1985 on.<br />
20 53K547 STUD, housing to gear case, short 3<br />
21 DAM7756 BOLT, flanged, housing to gear case, short 3 Alt. to stud, 1985 on, not 1275cc.<br />
DAM7756 BOLT, flanged, housing to gear case, short 1 Alt. to stud, 1985 on; 1275cc.<br />
DAM7757 BOLT, flanged, housing to gear case, short 2 Alt. to stud, 1985 on; 1275cc.<br />
For nuts, washers and lock tabs for the above studs, plus hardware used to attach the flywheel<br />
housing to the cylinder block, please see the ‘Flywheel Housing and Clutch Cover’ section.<br />
Speedometer Pinion Housing Attachment<br />
22 DAM5219 HOUSING, speedometer pinion 1<br />
23 GUG705569GM GASKET, housing to gearbox case 1<br />
24 22A13 DOWEL,housing to gearbox case 2<br />
25 SH505091 SCREW, coarse thread, housing to gearbox 5<br />
case<br />
26 LWZ305 WASHER, locking 5<br />
27 53K1474 STUD, housing to gearbox case 3<br />
28 DAM7761 BOLT, flanged, housing to gearbox case 3 Alternative to stud from 1985 on.<br />
29 53K551 STUD, engine mounting to housing 1 Not 850 models, 1959-68.<br />
53K545 STUD, engine mounting to housing 1 850 models , 1959-68.<br />
30 FNZ505 NUT 4<br />
31 LWZ305 WASHER, locking 4<br />
32 2A3626 END PLATE, housing 1<br />
33 GUG705564GM GASKET, end plate to housing 1<br />
34 SH504061 SCREW, coarse , end plate to housing 2<br />
35 LWZ304 WASHER, locking 2<br />
Cylinder Block Attachment<br />
36 GUG106SS GASKET SET, gearbox case to cylinder block 1<br />
37 AHU1959 SEAL, oil, front main bearing cap 1 ‘Half Moon’ seal.<br />
38 22H983 DOWEL,gearbox case to cylinder block 1<br />
39 FHS2410 STUD, gear case to thick flanged block 2 Not Cooper or Cooper S, 1961-67.<br />
FHS2409 STUD, gear case to thin flanged block 2 Cooper and Cooper S, 1961-67.<br />
40 FNZ504 NUT 2<br />
41 LWZ304 WASHER, locking 2<br />
42 SH604081 SCREW, gearbox case rear to cylinder block 5<br />
43 BH604121 BOLT,gearbox case front to cylinder block 5<br />
44 LWZ304 WASHER, locking 10<br />
45 BH604121 BOLT, dowel 1<br />
46 12A1150 COLLAR, dowel bolt 1<br />
47 PWZ104 WASHER, plain 1<br />
48 FNZ104 NUT 1<br />
<strong>Gearbox</strong> Case Fittings<br />
49 GEG804 GASKET SET, gearbox 1 Includes all gaskets, oil seals and sealing<br />
washers; direct and remote gearchange.<br />
GUG708002TS GASKET SET, gearbox 1 Includes all gaskets, oil seals and sealing<br />
washers; rod gearchange to 1996.<br />
GUG708014TS GASKET SET, gearbox 1 Includes all gaskets, oil seals and sealing<br />
washers; rod gearchange 1997 on.<br />
50 18G8085 LOCK TAB KIT, gearbox 1 Includes lock tabs for the differential<br />
cover and oil strainer, for direct,<br />
remote or rod change gearboxes.<br />
51 2A3502 BUSH, gearchange control shaft 2 1959-73 Saloon; 1960-73 Estate;<br />
1960-75 Van and Pick Up. Direct and<br />
remote gearchange .<br />
52 13H7286 BUSH, ‘Metalastic’, gearchange steady rod 1 1973 on Saloon; 1973-82 Estate;<br />
1976-84 Van and Pick Up. Rod change.<br />
53 AHU1672 OIL SEAL,selector shaft, in differential cover1 1973 on Saloon; 1973-82 Estate;<br />
1976-84 Van and Pick Up. Rod change.<br />
54 DAM7764 BUSH, selector shaft 1 Rod gearchange up to 1985 approx.<br />
Replace with SSK001 selector oil seal kit.<br />
55 DAM8706 BUSH, aluminium, selector shaft, improved 1 Rod gearchange 1985 approx. on.<br />
56 CDU1563 O RING, selector shaft 1 Rod gearchange 1985 approx. on.<br />
57 DAM3022 GAITER, selector shaft 1 1973 on Saloon; 1973-82 Estate;<br />
1976-84 Van and Pick Up. Rod change.<br />
Selector shaft oil seal failure was always a problem on rod gearchange Minis (as any late-model Mini<br />
owner with oil drips on their garage floor will know). The most common remedy effected by owners in<br />
the past was to put two oil seals one behind the other on the selector shaft (there’s just enough space<br />
to do so),the outer one of the two acting both as a secondary seal and also as a secondary shield<br />
behind the gaiter,protecting the inner seal from under-body muck and grit. Most importantly, the<br />
second seal helped to support the selector shaft and hold it in alignment in the gearbox casing.<br />
Factory engineers finally came up with a remedy in 1985,fitting a modified selector shaft bush with a<br />
new O ring to improve the selector shaft alignment. Somerford Mini of course supply all these<br />
parts separately, but we’ve also put them together as an easy-to-buy, easy-to-fit kit for the owner<br />
to modify a pre-1985 Mini or repair a later model.<br />
58 SSK001 SELECTOR OIL SEAL KIT 1 Includes oil seal, gaiter and improved<br />
bush and O ring.<br />
59 88G302 BEARING, idler gear (1.004" ext. dia.) 1 1959-68, 3 synchro gearbox.<br />
13H7848 BEARING, idler gear (1 1/16" ext. dia., 1 1968-79, 4 synchro gearbox.<br />
3/4" int. dia.)<br />
AHU1707 BEARING, idler gear (1 3/8" ext. dia., 1 1979 on, 4 synchro gearbox.<br />
7/8" int. dia.)<br />
DAM3745 BEARING, idler gear, special, with sleeve 1 For use, see note below.<br />
(1 3/8" ext. dia., 3/4" int. dia.)<br />
60 CCN216 CIRCLIP, bearing retaining 1 Use with 88G302 bearing and original<br />
3 synchro 22A304 idler gear.<br />
22G1141 CIRCLIP, bearing retaining 1 Use with 88G302 bearing and original<br />
3 synchro 22A304 idler gear or<br />
replacement 22G943 idler gear.<br />
51K3565 CIRCLIP, bearing retaining 1 Use with 13H7848 bearing.<br />
The DAM3745 bearing with sleeve was intended to allo w a post-1979 service gearbox to be fitted to a<br />
1973-79 car, retaining the original idler and first motion shaft drive gears in that car. Nowadays it<br />
makes a useful conversion par t for those wanting to mix and match their gearbox, idler and drive gears.<br />
61 2A3504 PIVOT PIN, reverse operating lever 1 Direct or remote gearchange.<br />
62 DAM7335 PLUG, drain, magnetic 1<br />
DP1 PLUG, drain, magnetic, extended 1 Use with centre oil pick up pipe.<br />
63 AED172 WASHER, sealing, drain plug 1<br />
64 22A335 STRAINER, oil 1<br />
65 22A341 O RING, pick up pipe 1<br />
66 22A342 BRACKET, strainer 1<br />
67 SH604031 SCREW, strainer to bracket 2<br />
68 22A388 LOCK TAB, strainer to bracket 1 Included in 18G8085 lock tab kit.<br />
69 SH604081 SCREW, bracket to gearbox case 2<br />
70 22A1365 LOCK TAB, bracket to gearbox case 1 Included in 18G8085 lock tab kit.<br />
71 22G1150 PIPE, oil pick up 1 Not 850 models.<br />
22A337 PIPE, oil pick up 1 850 models.<br />
72 C-AHT54 PIPE, oil pick up, centre 1 For fast road or competition use; we<br />
advise the use of DP1 extended drain<br />
plug with this pipe .<br />
73 2A3637 FLANGE, pick up pipe, outer 1<br />
74 22A542B GASKET, pick up pipe flanges 2<br />
75 BH604131 BOLT,pick up pipe flanges to gearbox case 2<br />
76 2K4874 LOCK TAB, flanges to gearbox case 1 Included in 18G8085 lock tab kit.<br />
77 2A3606 O RING, gearbox case to cylinder block 1<br />
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<strong>Manual</strong> <strong>Gearbox</strong> - 3 <strong>Synchro</strong> <strong>Internal</strong> <strong>Components</strong><br />
No. Part No. Description Qty. Remarks No. Part No. Description Qty. Remarks<br />
The 3 <strong>Synchro</strong> <strong>Gearbox</strong><br />
1959-68<br />
Fitted to all Minis between 1959 and 1968, the 3 synchro gearbox is so called because synchromesh is<br />
only available on 2nd, 3rd and 4th gears, 1st gear being of the ‘crash’ engagement type. Probably the<br />
most common fault on this gearbox is jumping out of first gear, followed closely by laygear bearing and<br />
layshaft failure. A proper first speed gear was inserted in the gearbox in 1968, at last receiving the<br />
great benefit of synchromesh engagement; this gearbox is known as the 4 synchro and its internal<br />
components are covered in the next section of the catalogue.<br />
If you’ve not been inside a 3 synchro Mini gearbox before or you can’t remember when you last did,<br />
please read these notes carefully - they could save you a lot of heartache. The gearbo x internal<br />
components were revised several times , with the changes being introduced at broadly the same times<br />
across all of the A series engined cars in the BMC range . Essentially, these revisions boil down to three<br />
types of gearbox (with a handful of components being awkward exceptions to the rule, of course... w e’ll<br />
explain those as best we can as we go along).<br />
The first 3 synchro gearbox fitted to the Mini is known as the ‘cone synchromesh’ gearbox, because of<br />
its use of cones to aid gearchanging rather than the more efficient baulk rings, which arrived in 1962.<br />
The next change occurred in 1963 or 1964 (depending on model) when the angles of the gear teeth<br />
were changed to quieten the baulk ring gearbox. The modified gears w ere known as B Type gears , the<br />
1962-63 gears retrospectively becoming known as A Type gears . So there you have it: 1959-62 Cone<br />
<strong>Synchro</strong>mesh gearbox, 1962-63/64 A Type Gears gearbo x and 1963/64-68 B Type Gears gearbox (plus, in<br />
1963-64, an A Type gearbox with B Type 1st/2nd synchroniser and reverse idler...!).<br />
<strong>Gearbox</strong> Identification<br />
Identifying your 3 synchro gearbox can be a ver y complicated process, bourne out by the unfor tunately<br />
necessarily complex guidelines below.<br />
Between the three 3 synchro gearbox types, many, many components are not interchangeable. This<br />
makes it especially important to identify your gearbox before ordering par ts, which can be difficult,<br />
particularly when trying to work out whether you have A or B Type gears . Originally, gearbox cases<br />
were stamped with a part number denoting the gear types within and the model application; however<br />
this has become quite irrelevant over the years as gearboxes have been rebuilt, very often with different<br />
components to overcome the lack of original parts availability.<br />
The only surefire way to identify the gearbox nowadays is to inspect the internals with a check list to<br />
hand, paying particular attention to:<br />
(i) the presence of synchro cones or baulk rings (denoting a Cone <strong>Synchro</strong> box in the first instance and<br />
an A Type or B Type box in the second);<br />
(ii) If baulk rings are present, establish whether the second and third gears run on bushes (the bush<br />
interlocking ring being visible between the two gears on the mainshaft gear cluster) or bearings . A Type<br />
gearboxes except in the 1963 Cooper 997 run on bushes; the second and third gears in A Type<br />
gearboxes in the 1963 Cooper 997 run on bearings, as is the case with the similarly shor t-lived Cooper<br />
and Cooper S gearbox with hybrid A/B Type gears and all gearboxes with B Type gears.<br />
(iii) Count the number of teeth on the laygear cluster. A combination of 13/19/24/28 teeth is the<br />
regular set-up for non Cooper models and 13/19/23/26 for Cooper. Other combinations were available<br />
only as Special Tuning options.<br />
(iv) Are the laygear bearing circlips on the outside or inside of the bearings Cone <strong>Synchro</strong> and A Type<br />
gears except 1963 Cooper 997 use outside laygear bearing circlips, whereas A Type gearbox in the 1963<br />
Cooper 997, the hybrid A/B Type gearbox and B Type gearboxes use inside circlips.<br />
The laygear should tell you which combination of gears you have... we say ‘should’ because the laygear<br />
part number was traditionally stamped on the component between the lar gest and second largest gears,<br />
but some reproduction gears (mostly in the case of 22G1100) don’t have this stamping. Identifying<br />
your laygear allows you to work out what other gears have been used in the gearbox, since they were<br />
designed to go together as matched gear sets and are usually not interchangeable. For this reason, all<br />
the other major components in this section use the application remarks shown alongside the laygears -<br />
even if it’s a bit long-winded sometimes, it positively matches the sets together.<br />
Be careful with gearboxes in 848 models and 997 Coopers using A Type gears , though - some have been<br />
converted from cone synchro to baulk ring A Type gears, retaining the original laygear ; some other<br />
components used in cone to baulk ring converted gearboxes are unique and most are not listed here<br />
(this catalogue section is complicated enough!). The 22G1100 laygear,incidentally, was for a short<br />
period at the start of its life known as and stamped as 22G232. Lastly, if you find 22G83 or 22G714<br />
on your laygear, you have an Austin/Morris 1100 or 1300 gearbox, not a Mini one.<br />
Parts Availability<br />
Unfortunately, parts availability ranges from almost hopeless (Cone <strong>Synchro</strong>mesh and A Type gears)<br />
through to pretty awful (B Type gears) and this situation is unlikely to improve greatly in the future.<br />
The B Type gears do, however, benefit marginally from the fact that the MG Midget continued to use<br />
versions of them until 1974, which slightly increases parts demand and availability. Many parts listed in<br />
this section are therefore shown only as a matter of reference.<br />
We will always do our utmost to help you seek out parts for your gearbox, but by rule of thumb the<br />
thing to remember here is don’t embark on a 3 synchro gearbox rebuild until (a) you’re absolutely sure<br />
you have the parts you need; and (b) you’ve weighed up seriously the benefits of sourcing another,better<br />
condition, gearbox instead. You have been war ned...<br />
Close Ratio and Straight Cut Gears<br />
Close ratio straight cut gear sets are available to build into gearboxes with B Type Gears components, as<br />
a special order. Please contact Somerford Mini for details. Similarly, please contact us if you have<br />
factory-optional (Special Tuning) helical close ratio, straight cut close ratio or straight cut<br />
standard ratio gears in your gearbox and you require replacement parts.<br />
Reverse Idler Gear<br />
1 22A377 REVERSE IDLER, with bush, 18 teeth 1 1959-64; 848 models, Cone <strong>Synchro</strong><br />
and A Type gears.<br />
1961-62; 997 Cooper, Cone <strong>Synchro</strong>.<br />
1962-63; 997 Cooper, A Type gears .<br />
1963; 997 Cooper, A Type gears .<br />
22G202 REVERSE IDLER, with bush, 18 teeth 1 1963-64; 997/998 Cooper, 1071<br />
Cooper S , A Type gears with B Type<br />
1st/2nd synchroniser and reverse.<br />
1964-68; 848 and 998 (not Cooper)<br />
models, B Type gears .<br />
1964-68; 998 Cooper, 970/1071/1275<br />
Cooper S, B Type gears .<br />
2 2A3475 BUSH, reverse idler 1<br />
3 DAM8038 SHAFT, reverse idler 1<br />
Laygear<br />
4 22A381 LAYGEAR, 13/19/24/28 teeth 1 1959-64; 848 models, Cone <strong>Synchro</strong><br />
and A Type gears.<br />
22A350 LAYGEAR, 13/19/23/26 teeth 1 1961-62; 997 Cooper, Cone <strong>Synchro</strong>.<br />
22G76 LAYGEAR, 13/19/23/26 teeth 1 1962-63; 997 Cooper, A Type gears .<br />
22G197 LAYGEAR, 13/19/23/26 teeth 1 1963; 997 Cooper, A Type gears .<br />
22G204 LAYGEAR, 13/19/23/26 teeth 1 1963-64; 997/998 Cooper, 1071<br />
Cooper S , A Type gears with B Type<br />
1st/2nd synchroniser and reverse.<br />
22G231 LAYGEAR, 13/19/24/28 teeth 1 1964-68; 848 and 998 (not Cooper)<br />
models, B Type gears .<br />
22G1100 LAYGEAR, 13/19/23/26 teeth 1 1964-68; 998 Cooper, 970/1071/1275<br />
Cooper S, B Type gears .<br />
5 22A1371 LAYSHAFT 1<br />
6 2A3581 PLATE,locating reverse idler shaft/layshaft 1<br />
7 88G396 BEARING, needle roller, laygear 2<br />
8 22G277 DISTANCE PIECE, bearing 1<br />
9 22G278 CIRCLIP, bearing retaining 2<br />
10 88G325 WASHER, thrust, large 1 0.123-0.124" (3.12-3.14mm).<br />
88G326 WASHER, thrust, large 1 0.125-0.126" (3.17-3.20mm).<br />
88G327 WASHER, thrust, large 1 0.127-0.128" (3.22-3.25mm).<br />
88G328 WASHER, thrust, large 1 0.130-0.131" (3.30-3.32mm).<br />
11 88G324 WASHER, thrust, small 1<br />
1st Motion Shaft<br />
12 22A88 SHAFT, 1st motion, 19 teeth, with cone 1 1959-62; 848 models, Cone <strong>Synchro</strong>.<br />
22A588 SHAFT, 1st motion, 19 teeth 1 1962-64; 848 models, A Type gears.<br />
22A257 SHAFT, 1st motion, 20 teeth, with cone 1 1961-62; 997 Cooper, Cone <strong>Synchro</strong>.<br />
22A416 SHAFT, 1st motion, 20 teeth 1 1962-63; 997 Cooper, A Type gears .<br />
22A592 SHAFT, 1st motion, 20 teeth 1 1963; 997 Cooper, A Type gears .<br />
1963-64; 997/998 Cooper, 1071<br />
Cooper S , A Type gears with B Type<br />
1st/2nd synchroniser and reverse.<br />
22A979 SHAFT, 1st motion, 19 teeth 1 1964-68; 848 and 998 (not Cooper)<br />
models, B Type gears .<br />
22A982 SHAFT, 1st motion, 20 teeth 1 1964-68; 998 Cooper, 970/1071/1275<br />
Cooper S, B Type gears .<br />
13 2A3693 CONE, synchronising 1 For 22A88 and 22A257 1st motion shafts.<br />
Note that synchro cones have to be shrunk onto their respective gears and then finally machined - not a<br />
task for most home-based Mini restorers.<br />
14 22G2033 RING, baulk 1 For all other 1st motion shafts .<br />
15 22G314 BEARING, 1st to 3rd motion shaft 1 For 22A88, 22A588, 22A257 and<br />
22A416 1st motion shafts .<br />
CHM172 BEARING, needle roller, 1st to 3rd 1 For 22A592, 22A979 and 22A982<br />
motion shaft<br />
1st motion shafts.<br />
16 2A3709 BEARING, 1st motion shaft 1 In gearbox case.<br />
17 2A3710 CIRCLIP, bearing retaining 1 0.094-0.096" (2.39-2.44mm)<br />
2A3711 CIRCLIP, bearing retaining 1 0.097-0.099" (2.46-2.51mm)<br />
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<strong>Manual</strong> <strong>Gearbox</strong> - 3 <strong>Synchro</strong> <strong>Internal</strong> <strong>Components</strong><br />
No. Part No. Description Qty. Remarks No. Part No. Description Qty. Remarks<br />
1st Motion Shaft (Continued)<br />
For the 1st motion shaft bearing supporting the nose of the shaft in the flywheel housing, please see<br />
the ‘Flywheel Housing and Clutch Cover’ section in the Somerford Mini Catalogue.<br />
3rd Motion Shaft<br />
18 2A3719 SHAFT, 3rd motion 1 1959-61; 848 models, Cone <strong>Synchro</strong>.<br />
1961; 997 Cooper, Cone <strong>Synchro</strong>.<br />
22A425 SHAFT, 3rd motion 1 1961-62; 848 models, Cone <strong>Synchro</strong>.<br />
1961-62; 997 Cooper, Cone <strong>Synchro</strong>.<br />
22A421 SHAFT, 3rd motion 1 1959-62; Cone <strong>Synchro</strong> to baulk ring<br />
synchro conversion item.<br />
22G70 SHAFT, 3rd motion 1 1962-64; 848 models, A Type gears .<br />
1962-63; 997 Cooper, A Type gears.<br />
1963; 997 Cooper, A Type gears .<br />
1963-64; 997/998 Cooper, 1071<br />
Cooper S , A Type gears with B Type<br />
1st/2nd synchroniser and reverse.<br />
22G392 SHAFT, 3rd motion 1 1964-68; 848 and 998 (not Cooper)<br />
models, B Type gears.<br />
1964-68; 998 Cooper, 970/1071/1275<br />
Cooper S, B Type gears .<br />
19 22A422 WASHER, spacing 1 1959-62; Cone <strong>Synchro</strong> to baulk ring<br />
synchro conversion item.<br />
20 2A3712 BEARING, 3rd motion shaft 1 For 2A3719, 22A425 or 22A421 shafts.<br />
22A575 BEARING, 3rd motion shaft 1 1959-62; Cone <strong>Synchro</strong> to baulk ring<br />
type gearbox case conversion. For<br />
2A3719 or 22A425 shafts.<br />
AAU1365 BEARING, 3rd motion shaft 1 For 22G70 or 22G392 3rd motion shafts .<br />
21 2A3713 RING, spring, bearing retaining 1 Fit to 2A3712 bearing.<br />
ADU4992 RING, spring, bearing retaining 1 Fit to AAU1365 bearing.<br />
22 2A3716 RETAINER, 3rd motion shaft bearing 1 For 2A3712 3rd motion shaft bearing.<br />
22A522 RETAINER, 3rd motion shaft bearing 1 For AAU1365 3rd motion shaft bearing.<br />
23 SH505081 SCREW, retainer to gearbox case 4<br />
24 DAM2377 LOCK TAB, screw 2<br />
25 2A3714 SHIM, retainer A/R 0.003" (0.076mm)<br />
2A3715 SHIM, retainer A/R 0.010" (0.254mm)<br />
1st/2nd <strong>Synchro</strong>niser<br />
26 22A433 GEAR ASS’Y, 1st/2nd synchroniser 1 1959-62; 848 models, Cone <strong>Synchro</strong>.<br />
1961-62; 997 Cooper, Cone <strong>Synchro</strong>.<br />
22G440 GEAR ASS’Y, 1st/2nd synchroniser 1 1962-64; 848 models, A Type gears .<br />
1962-63; 997 Cooper, A Type gears.<br />
1963; 997 Cooper, A Type gears .<br />
22A1021 GEAR ASS’Y, 1st/2nd synchroniser 1 1963-64; 997/998 Cooper, 1071<br />
Cooper S , A Type gears with B Type<br />
1st/2nd synchroniser and reverse.<br />
1964-68; 848 and 998 (not Cooper)<br />
models, B Type gears.<br />
1964-68; 998 Cooper, 970/1071/1275<br />
Cooper S, B Type gears .<br />
The 1st speed outer ring for the 22A1021 gear assembly is sometimes available separately as the repair<br />
part 22A1021A. However its compatibility with an old 2nd speed synchro hub cannot be completely<br />
guaranteed as the outer ring and hub were designed to be supplied as a matched pair.<br />
27 BLS107 BALL, synchroniser 6/3 Qty. 6 used on very ear ly Cone <strong>Synchro</strong>.<br />
28 22A367 SPRING , synchroniser 6/3 Qty. 6 used on very ear ly Cone <strong>Synchro</strong>.<br />
29 22G89 PLUNGER, 2nd speed synchroniser 1<br />
2nd Gear<br />
30 22A90 GEAR, 2nd speed, with synchro cone, 1 1959-62; 848 models, Cone <strong>Synchro</strong>.<br />
28 teeth 1961-62; 997 Cooper, Cone <strong>Synchro</strong>.<br />
22A582 GEAR, 2nd speed, 28 teeth 1 1962-64; 848 models, A Type gears .<br />
1962-63; 997 Cooper, A Type gears.<br />
22G194 GEAR, 2nd speed, 28 teeth 1 1963; 997 Cooper, A Type gears .<br />
1963-64; 997/998 Cooper, 1071<br />
Cooper S , A Type gears with B Type<br />
1st/2nd synchroniser and reverse.<br />
22A980 GEAR, 2nd speed, 28 teeth 1 1964-68; 848 and 998 (not Cooper)<br />
models, B Type gears.<br />
1964-68; 998 Cooper, 970/1071/1275<br />
Cooper S, B Type gears .<br />
31 2A3693 CONE, synchronising 1 For 22A90 2nd speed gear.<br />
32 22G2033 RING, baulk 1 For 22A582,22G194 or 22A980 gears.<br />
33 2A3042 WASHER, thrust, 2nd speed gear 1 1959-64; all Cone <strong>Synchro</strong> and A Type<br />
2nd speed gears.<br />
34 2A3298 BUSH, 2nd speed gear 1 For 22A90 or 22A582 2nd gears.<br />
35 22G374 RING, interlocking, 2nd/3rd gear bushes1 For 22A90 or 22A582 2nd gears.<br />
36 22G186 COLLAR, locking, 2nd speed gear 1 For 22G194 or 22A980 2nd gears.<br />
37 22G149 BEARING, needle roller, 2nd speed gear26 For 22G194 or 22A980 2nd gears.<br />
38 22G157 WASHER, 2nd speed gear locking collar 2 For 22G194 or 22A980 2nd gears.<br />
39 22A495 PEG, 2nd speed gear locking collar 1 For 22G194 or 22A980 2nd gears.<br />
40 22G154 SPRING, 2nd speed gear locking collar 1 For 22G194 or 22A980 2nd gears.<br />
3rd Gear<br />
41 22A89 GEAR, 3rd speed, 23 teeth, with cone 1 1959-62; 848 models, Cone <strong>Synchro</strong>.<br />
22A583 GEAR, 3rd speed, 23 teeth 1 1962-64; 848 models, A Type gears.<br />
22A261 GEAR, 3rd speed, 24 teeth, with cone 1 1961-62; 997 Cooper, Cone <strong>Synchro</strong>.<br />
22A415 GEAR, 3rd speed, 24 teeth 1 1962-63; 997 Cooper, A Type gears .<br />
22G195 GEAR, 3rd speed, 24 teeth 1 1963; 997 Cooper, A Type gears .<br />
1963-64; 997/998 Cooper, 1071<br />
Cooper S , A Type gears with B Type<br />
1st/2nd synchroniser and reverse.<br />
22A981 GEAR, 3rd speed, 23 teeth 1 1964-68; 848 and 998 (not Cooper)<br />
models, B Type gears .<br />
22A983 GEAR, 3rd speed, 24 teeth 1 1964-68; 998 Cooper, 970/1071/1275<br />
Cooper S, B Type gears .<br />
42 2A3693 CONE, synchronising 1 For 22A89 or 22A261 2nd speed gears.<br />
43 22G2033 RING, baulk 1 For all other 2nd speed gears.<br />
44 2A3290 BUSH, 3rd speed gear 1 For 22A89, 22A583, 22A261 or<br />
22A415 3rd speed gears.<br />
45 22A550 WASHER, thrust, 0.212-0.213" 1 For 22A89, 22A583, 22A261 or<br />
(5.38-5.41mm)<br />
22A415 3rd speed gears.<br />
22A536 WASHER, thrust, 0.214-0.215" 1 For 22A89, 22A583, 22A261 or<br />
(5.43-5.46mm)<br />
22A415 3rd speed gears.<br />
22A537 WASHER, thrust, 0.216-0.217" 1 For 22A89, 22A583, 22A261 or<br />
(5.48-5.51mm)<br />
22A415 3rd speed gears.<br />
22A538 WASHER, thrust, 0.218-0.219" 1 For 22A89, 22A583, 22A261 or<br />
(5.53-5.56mm)<br />
22A415 3rd speed gears.<br />
46 22A495 PEG, thrust washer 1 For 22A89, 22A583, 22A261 or<br />
22A415 3rd speed gears.<br />
47 22A528 SPRING, thrust washer 1 For 22A89, 22A583, 22A261 or<br />
22A415 3rd speed gears.<br />
48 22G149 BEARING, needle roller, 3rd speed gear 26 For 22G195, 22A981 or 22A983<br />
3rd speed gears.<br />
49 22G196 COLLAR, locking, 3rd speed gear 1 For 22G195, 22A981 or 22A983<br />
3rd speed gears.<br />
50 22A495 PEG, 3rd speed gear locking collar 1 For 22G195, 22A981 or 22A983<br />
3rd speed gears.<br />
51 22G154 SPRING, 3rd speed gear locking collar 1 For 22G195, 22A981 or 22A983<br />
3rd speed gears.<br />
3rd/4th <strong>Synchro</strong>niser<br />
52 22A26 GEAR ASS’Y, 3rd/4th synchroniser 1 1959-62; 848 models, Cone <strong>Synchro</strong>.<br />
1961-62; 997 Cooper, Cone <strong>Synchro</strong>.<br />
22G97 GEAR ASS’Y, 3rd/4th synchroniser 1 1962-64; 848 models, A Type gears.<br />
1962-63; 997 Cooper, A Type gears .<br />
22G410 GEAR ASS’Y, 3rd/4th synchroniser 1 1963; 997 Cooper, A Type gears .<br />
1963-64; 997/998 Cooper, 1071<br />
Cooper S , A Type gears with B Type<br />
1st/2nd synchroniser and reverse.<br />
1964-68; 848 and 998 (not Cooper)<br />
models, B Type gears .<br />
1964-68; 998 Cooper, 970/1071/1275<br />
Cooper S, B Type gears .<br />
53 BLS107 BALL, synchroniser 6/3 Qty. 6 used on Cone <strong>Synchro</strong>.<br />
54 22A367 SPRING, synchroniser 6/3 Qty. 6 used on Cone <strong>Synchro</strong>.<br />
Final Drive Pinion<br />
55 22G99 PINION, final drive , 15 teeth, 4.333:1 ratio 1 With 65 tooth 22G443 final drive gear.<br />
22G99 PINION, final drive , 15 teeth, 4.267:1 ratio 1 With 64 tooth 22G370 final drive gear.<br />
22G99 PINION, final drive , 15 teeth, 4.133:1 ratio 1 With 62 tooth 22G101 final drive gear.<br />
22G338 PINION, final drive , 16 teeth, 3.938:1 ratio 1 With 63 tooth 22G340 final drive gear.<br />
22A399 PINION, final drive , 17 teeth, 3.765:1 ratio 1 With 64 tooth 22A401 final drive gear.<br />
22A399 PINION, final drive , 17 teeth, 3.647:1 ratio 1 With 62 tooth 22G940 final drive gear.<br />
22A413 PINION, final drive , 18 teeth, 3.444:1 ratio 1 With 62 tooth 22A411 final drive gear.<br />
56 2A3575 NUT, pinion retaining 1 For 2A3719 3rd motion shaft.<br />
57 2A3576 LOCK TAB, pinion nut 1 For 2A3719 3rd motion shaft.<br />
58 DAM7485 NUT, pinion retaining 1 For all other 3rd motion shafts .<br />
59 DAM6140 LOCK TAB, pinion nut 1 For all other 3rd motion shafts .<br />
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<strong>Manual</strong> <strong>Gearbox</strong> - 4 <strong>Synchro</strong> <strong>Internal</strong> <strong>Components</strong><br />
No. Part No. Description Qty. Remarks No. Part No. Description Qty. Remarks<br />
The 4 <strong>Synchro</strong> <strong>Gearbox</strong><br />
1968 On<br />
Fortunately 4 synchro gearboxes are much easier to identify and classify than their 3 synchro<br />
predecessors (parts availability is considerably better, too, but not brilliant in some areas). The two<br />
main changes are the modification of gear shafts and several of the bearings in 1979, and A Plus gears.<br />
A Plus gears were pro gressively introduced, the bulk of models changing over around 1982. The y have<br />
a sharper tooth angle and different pitch making them quieter than the earlier gears, with which they<br />
are not interchangeable. A Plus gears may be identified by the presence of a circumferential groo ve in<br />
the centre of the teeth, plus flush machining on both sides of the final drive pinion.<br />
The following summaries help with identification and give you points to watch for when ordering par ts:<br />
DAM3092 SHAFT, 1st motion, 17 teeth 1 1979-82; not 1275 models.<br />
DAM3167 SHAFT, 1st motion, 18 teeth 1 1979-80; 1275 models.<br />
DAM4930 SHAFT, 1st motion, 17 teeth, A Plus type 1 1982 on; not 1990-96, 1275 (France).<br />
DAM6242 SHAFT, 1st motion, 16 teeth, A Plus type 1 1990-96, 1275 (France).<br />
16 22G2033 RING, baulk 1<br />
17 CHM172 BEARING, 1st/3rd motion shafts, 9/16” i.d.1 For 22G1093/22G1371 1st motion shafts.<br />
13H9513 BEARING, 1st/3rd motion shafts, 11/16” i.d.1 For all other 1st motion shafts .<br />
18 ADU7619 BEARING, 1st motion shaft 1 In gearbox case.<br />
19 22G850 CIRCLIP, bearing retaining 1 0.094-0.096" (2.39-2.44mm)<br />
22G851 CIRCLIP, bearing retaining 1 0.097-0.099" (2.46-2.51mm)<br />
For the 1st motion shaft bearing supporting the nose of the shaft in the flywheel housing, please see the<br />
‘Flywheel Housing and Clutch Cover’ section of the Somerford Mini Catalogue.<br />
1968-73 Saloon and Estate, 1968-75 Van and Pick Up<br />
Pre-A Plus gears. Direct/remote gearchange type reverse gear and mainshaft bearing retainer (four<br />
screw fitting). 9/16" dia. nose on 3rd motion shaft, two step layshaft, laygear takes two large bearings<br />
and one small bearing. Different ratios for 1275 models.<br />
1973-79 Saloon and Estate, 1975-79 Van and Pick Up<br />
Pre-A Plus gears. Rod gearchange type reverse gear and mainshaft bearing retainer (4 screw fitting).<br />
9/16" dia. nose on 3rd motion shaft, two step la yshaft,laygear takes two large bearings and one small<br />
bearing. Different ratios for 1275 models .<br />
1979-82<br />
Pre-A Plus gears (except for final drive pinion on 3.444:1 ratio models, which became A Plus in 1979).<br />
Rod gearchange type reverse gear and mainshaft bearing retainer (4 screw fitting). 11/16" dia. nose on<br />
3rd motion shaft, three step layshaft, laygear takes one large and one small bearing. Idler and 1st<br />
motion shaft drive gear ratios revised, idler gear bearings in gearbox case revised (diameter change).<br />
Different ratios for 1275 models.<br />
3rd Motion Shaft<br />
20 22G833 SHAFT, 3rd motion, 9/16" nose dia. 1 1968-79.<br />
DAM7484 SHAFT, 3rd motion, 11/16" nose dia. 1 1979 on.<br />
21 AAU1365 BEARING, 3rd motion shaft 1<br />
22 ADU4992 RING, spring, bearing retaining 1<br />
23 22A522 RETAINER, 3rd motion shaft bearing, 1 1968-73, Saloons and Estates;<br />
4 screw fixing, direct/remote change type 1968-75, Vans and Pick Ups.<br />
DAM1756 RETAINER, 3rd motion shaft bearing, 1 1973-84, Saloons and Estates;<br />
4 screw fixing, rod change type 1976-84, Vans and Pick Ups.<br />
24 DAM5996 RETAINER, 3rd motion shaft bearing, 1 1984 on.<br />
3 screw fixing, rod change type<br />
25 SH505071 SCREW, retainer to gearbox case 4/3 Qty. 4 for 22A522/DAM1756 retainers .<br />
26 DAM2377 LOCK TAB, screw 2/1 Qty. 2 for 22A522/DAM1756 retainers .<br />
27 DAM6047 LOCK TAB, screw 1 For DAM5996 retainer.<br />
28 2A3714 SHIM, retainer A/R 0.003" (0.076mm)<br />
2A3715 SHIM, retainer A/R 0.010" (0.254mm)<br />
1982 on<br />
A Plus gears. Rod gearchange type reverse gear and mainshaft bearing retainer (4 screw fitting<br />
reducing to 3 screw fitting in 1984). 11/16" dia. nose on 3rd motion shaft, three step layshaft, laygear<br />
takes one large and one small bearing. Different ratios for French 1275 models in the 1990s.<br />
Close ratio and straight cut close ratio gear sets are available for 4 synchro pre-A Plus and A Plus<br />
gearboxes, as special orders; please contact us for details. Similarly, contact us if you already have<br />
Special Tuning helical close ratio or straight cut close ratio gears and you require replacement parts.<br />
Reverse Idler Gear<br />
1 22G1034 REVERSE IDLER, 17/18 teeth, 1 1968-73, Saloons and Estates;<br />
direct/remote gearchange type<br />
1968-75, Vans and Pick Ups.<br />
22G1832 REVERSE IDLER, 17/18 teeth, 1 1973-79, Saloons and Estates;<br />
rod gearchange type<br />
1976-79, Vans and Pick Ups.<br />
TUB10020 REVERSE IDLER, 17/18 teeth, 1 1979 on.<br />
rod gearchange type<br />
2 TUJ10001 BUSH, reverse idler 1<br />
3 DAM8038 SHAFT, reverse idler 1<br />
Laygear<br />
4 22G927 LAYGEAR, 15/20/25/29 teeth 1 1968-79; 2 step layshaft, not 1275.<br />
22G1040 LAYGEAR, 15/20/25/29 teeth 1 1968-79; 2 step layshaft, 1275.<br />
5 DAM3169 LAYGEAR, 15/20/25/29 teeth 1 1979-82; 3 step layshaft, not 1275.<br />
DAM3168 LAYGEAR, 15/20/25/29 teeth 1 1979-80; 3 step layshaft, 1275.<br />
DAM4931 LAYGEAR, 15/21/26/30 teeth, A Plus type 1 1982 on; 3 step layshaft,<br />
not 1990-96, 1275 France .<br />
DAM6238 LAYGEAR, 15/21/27/31 teeth, A Plus type 1 1990-96, 3 step layshaft, 1275 France.<br />
6 22G931 LAYSHAFT, two step type 1 Fit to 22G927 and 22G1040 laygears.<br />
7 DAM3187 LAYSHAFT, three step type 1 Fit to all other laygears .<br />
8 2A3581 PLATE, locating reverse idler shaft/layshaft 1<br />
9 CHM141 BEARING, needle roller, laygear, large 2/1 Qty. 2 in 22G927/22G1040 gears only.<br />
10 88G396 BEARING, needle roller, laygear, small 1 Fit to 22G927 and 22G1040 gears only.<br />
11 13H9513 BEARING, needle roller, laygear, small 1 Fit to all other laygears .<br />
12 22G856 WASHER, thrust, small, 0.123-0.124" 1 Fit to 22G927 and 22G1040 laygears.<br />
(3.12-3.14mm)<br />
22G857 WASHER, thrust, small, 0.125-0.126" 1 Fit to 22G927 and 22G1040 laygears.<br />
(3.17-3.20mm)<br />
22G858 WASHER, thrust, small, 0.127-0.128" 1 Fit to 22G927 and 22G1040 laygears.<br />
(3.22-3.25mm)<br />
22G859 WASHER, thrust, small, 0.130-0.131" 1 Fit to 22G927 and 22G1040 laygears.<br />
(3.30-3.32mm)<br />
13 DAM3180 WASHER, thrust, small, 0.121-0.123" 1 Fit to DAM3169, DAM3168, DAM4931<br />
(3.07-3.12mm) and DAM6238 laygears .<br />
DAM3181 WASHER, thrust, small, 0.124-0.126" 1 Fit to DAM3169, DAM3168, DAM4931<br />
(3.15-3.20mm) and DAM6238 laygears .<br />
DAM3182 WASHER, thrust, small, 0.127-0.129" 1 Fit to DAM3169, DAM3168, DAM4931<br />
(3.22-3.27mm) and DAM6238 laygears .<br />
DAM3183 WASHER, thrust, small, 0.130-0.132" 1 Fit to DAM3169, DAM3168, DAM4931<br />
(3.30-3.35mm) and DAM6238 laygears .<br />
14 22G860 WASHER, thrust, large 1<br />
1st Motion Shaft<br />
15 22G1093 SHAFT, 1st motion, 17 teeth 1 1968-79; not 1275 models.<br />
22G1371 SHAFT, 1st motion, 18 teeth 1 1968-79; 1275 models.<br />
1st Gear<br />
29 22G1096 GEAR, 1st speed, 31 teeth 1<br />
30 22G2033 RING, baulk 1<br />
31 AAU1815 BEARING, needle roller, 1st speed gear 1<br />
32 22G837 JOURNAL, 1st speed gear 1<br />
1st/2nd <strong>Synchro</strong>niser<br />
33 DAM7455 GEAR ASS’Y, 1st/2nd synchroniser 1<br />
34 BLS107 BALL, synchroniser 3<br />
35 22G2262 SPRING, synchroniser 3<br />
2nd Gear<br />
36 22G1094 GEAR, 2nd speed, 26 teeth 1 1968-82.<br />
DAM4932 GEAR, 2nd speed, 26 teeth, A Plus type 1 1982 on; not 1990-96, 1275 (France).<br />
DAM6240 GEAR, 2nd speed, 25 teeth, A Plus type 1 1990-96, 1275 (France).<br />
37 22G2033 RING, baulk 1<br />
38 AAU1816 BEARING, needle roller, 2nd speed gear 1<br />
39 22G839 WASHER, thrust, 2nd speed gear 1<br />
40 22G843 PEG, 2nd speed gear 2<br />
41 22G154 SPRING, 2nd speed gear 1<br />
3rd Gear<br />
42 22G1095 GEAR, 3rd speed, 21 teeth 1 1968-82.<br />
DAM4933 GEAR, 3rd speed, 21 teeth, A Plus type 1 1982 on; not 1990-96, 1275 (France).<br />
DAM6241 GEAR, 3rd speed, 20 teeth, A Plus type 1 1990-96, 1275 (France).<br />
43 22G2033 RING, baulk 1<br />
44 AAU1816 BEARING, needle roller, 3rd speed gear 1<br />
45 22G947 WASHER, thrust, 3rd speed gear 1<br />
46 22G843 PEG, 3rd speed gear 1<br />
47 22G154 SPRING, 3rd speed gear 1<br />
3rd/4th <strong>Synchro</strong>niser<br />
48 DAM7456 GEAR ASS’Y, 3rd/4th synchroniser 1<br />
49 BLS107 BALL, synchroniser 3<br />
50 22G2262 SPRING, synchroniser 3<br />
Final Drive Pinion<br />
51 22G99 PINION, 15 teeth, 4.333:1 ratio 1 With 65 tooth 22G443 final drive gear.<br />
22G99 PINION, 15 teeth, 4.267:1 ratio 1 With 64 tooth 22G370 final drive gear.<br />
22G99 PINION, 15 teeth, 4.133:1 ratio 1 With 62 tooth 22G101 final drive gear.<br />
22G338 PINION, 16 teeth, 3.938:1 ratio 1 With 63 tooth 22G340 final drive gear.<br />
22A399 PINION, 17 teeth, 3.765:1 ratio 1 With 64 tooth 22A401 final drive gear.<br />
22A399 PINION, 17 teeth, 3.647:1 ratio 1 With 62 tooth 22G940 final drive gear.<br />
22A413 PINION, 18 teeth, 3.444:1 ratio 1 With 62 tooth 22A411 final drive gear.<br />
DAM3647 PINION, 15 teeth, A Plus, 4.333:1 ratio 1 With 65 tooth DAM3645 final drive gear.<br />
DAM3218 PINION, 16 teeth, A Plus, 3.938:1 ratio 1 With 63 tooth DAM3216 final drive gear.<br />
DAM4131 PINION, 17 teeth, A Plus, 3.765:1 ratio 1 With 64 tooth DAM4779 final drive gear.<br />
DAM4131 PINION, 17 teeth, A Plus, 3.647:1 ratio 1 With 62 tooth DAM4162 final drive gear.<br />
DAM2679 PINION, 18 teeth, A Plus, 3.444:1 ratio 1 With 62 tooth DAM2677 final drive gear.<br />
DAM2808 PINION, 19 teeth, A Plus, 3.211:1 ratio 1 With 61 tooth DAM2806 final drive gear.<br />
DAM2808 PINION, 19 teeth, A Plus, 3.105:1 ratio 1 With 59 tooth DAM6327 final drive gear.<br />
DAM5927 PINION, 20 teeth, A Plus, 2.950:1 ratio 1 With 59 tooth DAM5925 final drive gear.<br />
TCC10001 PINION, 21 teeth, A Plus, 2.762:1 ratio 1 With 58 tooth TCB10004 final drive gear.<br />
52 DAM7485 NUT, pinion retaining 1<br />
53 DAM6140 LOCK TAB, pinion nut 1<br />
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<strong>Manual</strong> <strong>Gearbox</strong> - Selectors and Speedometer Drives<br />
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<strong>Manual</strong> <strong>Gearbox</strong> - Selectors and Speedometer Drives<br />
No. Part No. Description Qty. Remarks No. Part No. Description Qty. Remarks<br />
Direct and Remote Gearchange Selectors<br />
1959-73, Saloon and Estate; 1960-75, Van and Pick Up<br />
1 22A611 FORK, 1st and 2nd speed 1 3 synchromesh, 1959-68.<br />
22G889 FORK, 1st and 2nd speed 1 4 synchromesh, 1968 on.<br />
2 22A167 ROD, 1st and 2nd speed fork 1 3 synchromesh, 1959-68.<br />
22G821 ROD, 1st and 2nd speed fork 1 4 synchromesh, 1968 on.<br />
3 22A610 FORK, 3rd and 4th speed 1<br />
4 22A168 ROD, 3rd and 4th speed fork 1 3 synchromesh, 1959-68.<br />
22G822 ROD, 3rd and 4th speed fork 1 4 synchromesh, 1968 on.<br />
5 22G827 FORK, reverse 1<br />
6 22A169 ROD, reverse fork 1<br />
7 88G213 SELECTOR, reverse fork rod 1<br />
8 22G826 LEVER, reverse fork 1<br />
9 2A3504 PIVOT PIN, reverse fork lever 1<br />
10 CCN108 CIRCLIP, lever to pivot pin 1<br />
11 2A3492 SCREW, fork and selector locating 3<br />
12 LWZ404 WASHER, shakeproof 3<br />
13 FNZ604 NUT, locking 3<br />
When reassembling the gearbox, ensure that the fork locating screws are securely locked in place. It’s<br />
not unknown for one of them to vibrate loose otherwise, allowing a fork to slide on its rod and<br />
resulting in a complete loss of ability to select the gears operated by that fork; removal of the engine<br />
and gearbox from the car to tighten up one screw is a painful lesson indeed.<br />
Somerford Mini remembers one occasion where two valiant souls entered in the Italian Job event<br />
drove their Mini right the way through the Alps and most of the way across northern Italy in<br />
first and second gears only, the third/fourth selector fork screw having worked loose! The engine<br />
and gearbox duly removed in an Italian hotel car park, the screw was retightened allowing the<br />
Mini to return across Europe to Britain under its own steam and with a full complement of<br />
forward gears (which no doubt allowed the drivers’ hearing to recover somewhat).<br />
14 22G411 PLUNGER, fork rod detent 3<br />
15 2A3647 SPRING , plunger 3<br />
16 22A387 PLUG, detent bore 2<br />
17 AED172 WASHER, sealing 2<br />
18 22A208 GATE, gearchange 1<br />
19 88G231 SHAFT, gearchange 1<br />
20 13H577 OIL SEAL, shaft 1<br />
21 88G222 LEVER, gearchange operating 1<br />
22 WKN404 KEY, lever 1<br />
23 2A3335 SCREW, operating lever to gearchange 1<br />
shaft<br />
24 LWZ405 WASHER, shakeproof 1<br />
25 88G224 LEVER, gearchange shaft 1<br />
26 2A3335 SCREW, lever to gearchange shaft 1<br />
27 LWZ305 WASHER, locking 1<br />
28 88G223 LEVER, remote control shaft 1<br />
29 2A3335 SCREW, lever to remote control shaft 1<br />
30 LWZ305 WASHER, locking 1<br />
31 2A3467 BUTTON, thrust 1 Direct gearchange models .<br />
32 2A3390 SPRING , thr ust button 1 Direct gearchange models .<br />
33 88G233 SHAFT, remote control 1 Direct gearchange models , 1959-68.<br />
34 88G553 SHAFT, remote control 1 Direct gearchange models , 1968 on.<br />
35 22A1832 SEAT, gear lever 1 Direct gearchange models , 1968 on.<br />
36 22A1377 BUSH, gear lever seat, rubber 1 Direct gearchange models , 1968 on.<br />
37 22A1378 SLEEVE, bush 1 Direct gearchange models , 1968 on.<br />
38 22A253 SHAFT, remote control 1 Remote gearchange models.<br />
39 22G79 LEVER, bellcrank 1 Remote gearchange models.<br />
40 22G259 PIN, pivot 1<br />
41 PWZ107 WASHER, plain 1<br />
42 22A398 WASHER, anti-rattle A/R<br />
43 22G174 WASHER, anti-rattle A/R<br />
22G175 WASHER, anti-rattle A/R<br />
44 22A191 PLUNGER, reverse detent 1<br />
45 2A3647 SPRING , plunger 1<br />
46 22A149 PLUG, detent bore 1<br />
47 AED172 WASHER, sealing 1<br />
48 22G351 PLUNGER, reversing light switch 1 Direct gearchange models with<br />
reversing light fitted.<br />
49 UHN305 NIPPLE, lubricating, remote control 1<br />
50 2K4973 WASHER, sealing 1<br />
Rod Gearchange Selectors<br />
1973 On, Saloon and Estate; 1976 On, Van and Pick Up<br />
51 TSP100390 FORK, 1st and 2nd speed 1<br />
52 TSP100400 FORK, 3rd and 4th speed 1<br />
53 22G1854 SHAFT, selector forks 1<br />
54 22G2595 ROLL PIN, 3rd and 4th speed fork to 1<br />
shaft<br />
55 22G1858 SHAFT, selector 1<br />
56 AHU1672 OIL SEAL, selector shaft, in differential 1<br />
cover<br />
57 DAM7764 BUSH, selector shaft 1 1973-85 approx.; replace with<br />
SSK001 selector oil seal kit.<br />
58 DAM8706 BUSH, aluminium, selector shaft 1 1985 approx. on (improved design).<br />
59 CDU1563 O RING, selector shaft 1 1985 approx. on (improved design).<br />
60 DAM3022 GAITER, selector shaft 1<br />
Selector shaft oil seal failure was always a problem on rod gearchange Minis (as any late-model Mini<br />
owner with oil drips on their garage floor will know). The most common remedy effected by owners in<br />
the past was to put two oil seals one behind the other on the selector shaft (there’s just enough space<br />
to do so), the outer one of the tw o acting both as a secondary seal and also as a secondary shield<br />
behind the gaiter, protecting the inner seal from under-body muck and grit. Most importantly, the<br />
second seal helped to support the selector shaft and hold it in alignment in the gearbox casing.<br />
Factory engineers finally came up with a remedy in 1985, fitting a modified selector shaft bush with a<br />
new O ring to improve the selector shaft alignment. Somerford Mini of course supply all these<br />
parts separately, but we’ve also put them together as an easy-to-buy, easy-to-fit kit for the owner<br />
to modify a pre-1985 Mini or repair a later model:<br />
61 SSK001 SELECTOR OIL SEAL KIT 1 Includes oil seal, gaiter and<br />
improved bush and O ring.<br />
62 22G1844 SPOOL, interlock 1<br />
63 BLS110 BALL, detent 1<br />
64 22G2083 SPRING, detent ball 1<br />
65 22G1870 SLEEVE, detent 1<br />
66 22G1417 O RING, sleeve 1<br />
67 22G1845 PIN, pivot, bellcrank 1<br />
68 31B447 O RING, pivot pin 1<br />
69 42H1077 BUSH, pivot pin 1<br />
70 AHU2292 LEVER, selector release 1<br />
71 22G1847 LEVER, bellcrank, lower 1<br />
72 42H1081 SPACER, bellcrank 2<br />
73 22G1848 LEVER, bellcrank, upper 1<br />
74 PWZ306 WASHER, plain 1<br />
75 LNZ206 NUT, locking 1<br />
Speedometer Drives<br />
76 22A1881 PINION, 17 teeth (off white nylon) 1 1959-84, 10" road wheels (plus 12"<br />
wheels, 1275 GT).<br />
1984-94, 998 and 1275 carb (not<br />
France).<br />
3.105:1 final drive.<br />
DAM2905 PINION, 16 teeth (green nylon) 1 1984-92, 998.<br />
3.444:1 final drive.<br />
TXD10006 PINION, 18 teeth (red nylon) 1 1991 on, 1275 SPi (not F rance).<br />
3.211:1 final drive.<br />
TXD10004 PINION, 15 teeth (black nylon) 1 1990 on, 1275 carb (France) and SPi<br />
(France), all 1275 MPi models.<br />
2.762:1 final drive.<br />
77 2A3624 BUSH, steel, speedometer pinion 1<br />
78 DAM8488 BUSH, speedometer cable attachment 1<br />
79 2A3628 GASKET, bush 1<br />
80 SH504071 SCREW, coarse thread, bush to housing 1<br />
81 LWZ304 WASHER, locking 1<br />
82 22A862 PLATE, bush retaining 1<br />
83 2A3720 GEAR, drive, 6 teeth (not paint coded) 1 1959-84, 10" road wheels (plus 12"<br />
wheels, 1275 GT).<br />
1984-94, 12” road wheels, 998 and<br />
1275 carb (not France).<br />
3.105:1 final drive.<br />
DAM6028 GEAR, drive, 7 teeth (blue paint coded) 1 1984-92, 12” road wheels, 998.<br />
3.444:1 final drive.<br />
TXF10004 GEAR, drive, 5 teeth (red paint coded) 1 1991 on, 12” and 13” road wheels,<br />
1275 SPi (not France).<br />
3.211:1 final drive.<br />
TXF10001 GEAR, drive, 7 teeth (yellow paint coded) 1 1990 on, 12” and 13” road wheels,<br />
1275 carb (France) and SPi (France),<br />
all 1275 MPi models.<br />
2.762:1 final drive.<br />
Tel. 01249 721421 Fax. 01249 721316 www.somerford-mini.co.uk<br />
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<strong>Manual</strong> <strong>Gearbox</strong> - Direct and Remote Gearchanges<br />
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<strong>Manual</strong> <strong>Gearbox</strong> - Direct and Remote Gearchanges<br />
No. Part No. Description Qty. Remarks No. Part No. Description Qty. Remarks<br />
Direct and Remote Gearchange<br />
Direct gearchange (where the gearlever disappears through the toeboard straight into the back of the<br />
gearbox) was the system the Mini star ted with back in 1959. Its fitment was interspersed with the<br />
remote gearchange system (where the gearlever emerged from the end of a long aluminium casting<br />
under the floor) through the 1960s to the early 1970s - by rule of thumb, more upmarket Minis got<br />
the remote gearchange while more basic models (i.e. lowly 850s) carried on with the direct version.<br />
Calling it ‘direct’ was probably a bit of a misnomer, as the nicknames of ‘Magic Wand’ and ‘Pudding<br />
Stirrer’ hinted that in practice changing gear was not alwa ys that direct...<br />
While the direct and remote change systems are very obviously totally different, they share the same<br />
gear selector mechanism inside the gearbox. From late 1968 when the gearbox went over from 3 to 4<br />
synchromesh, they shared the same differential housing too - prior to that, the direct gearchange had<br />
its own unique diff housing with a small gearchange tower on it.<br />
The later rod change system (see the next section for details) required a complete redesign of the gear<br />
selector mechanism. Saloons and Estates were re-engineered for rod gearchange for the 1973 model<br />
year. Vans and Pick Ups however did not lose their direct gearchange in favour of rod change until the<br />
end of 1975.<br />
Direct Gearchange<br />
1959-68<br />
1 22A91 GEAR LEVER, straight 1 1959-61.<br />
2 88G232 GEAR LEVER, crank ed 1 1961-68.<br />
3 2A3383 KNOB, gear lever 1 1959-64.<br />
4 53K1722 NUT, locking knob 1 1959-64.<br />
5 22G110 KNOB, gear lever 1 1964-68.<br />
6 22A418 COVER, gear lever seat 1<br />
7 22A419 GAITER, gear lever 1<br />
8 22A394 GASKET, gear lever seat cover 1<br />
9 SH605051 SCREW, coarse thread, cover retaining 2<br />
10 LWZ305 WASHER, locking 2<br />
11 2A3602 PIN, gearlever locating 1<br />
12 LWZ304 WASHER, locking 1<br />
13 22A305 COVER, gearchange , differential cover 1 1959-62; cone synchro gearboxes.<br />
22A516 COVER, gearchange , differential cover 1 1962-68; baulk ring synchro gearboxes.<br />
14 SH504051 SCREW, coarse, cover to differential cover 4<br />
15 LWZ304 WASHER, locking 4<br />
16 22A84 PLUNGER, anti-rattle, gear lever 1<br />
17 AEG3123 SPRING , plunger 1<br />
18 22A85 CAP, plunger and spring retaining 1<br />
19 AEG3122 WASHER, cap 1<br />
20 14A6860 GAITER, gear lever 1<br />
21 14A6861 PLATE, gear lever gaiter to floor 1<br />
22 36052Z SCREW, self tapping, plate to floor 4<br />
Direct Gearchange<br />
1968-73 Saloons<br />
1968-75 Vans and Pick Ups<br />
23 22A1382 GEAR LEVER 1<br />
24 22G110 KNOB, gear lever 1<br />
25 22A1380 GAITER, gear lever 1<br />
26 22A1381 RING, gaiter retaining 1<br />
27 22A1717 COVER, gear lever seat 1<br />
28 SH506061 SCREW, coarse thread, cover retaining 4<br />
29 LWZ306 WASHER, locking 4<br />
30 22A285 PLUG, rubber 1<br />
31 22A1832 SEAT, gear lever 1<br />
32 22A1377 BUSH, gear lever seat, rubber 1<br />
33 22A1378 SLEEVE, bush 1<br />
34 14A6860 GAITER, gear lever 1<br />
35 14A6861 PLATE, gear lever gaiter to floor 1<br />
36 36052Z SCREW, self tapping, plate to floor 4<br />
Remote Gearchange<br />
1961-73<br />
37 22A269 GEAR LEVER 1 1961-64.<br />
38 2A3383 KNOB, gear lever 1 1961-64.<br />
39 53K1722 NUT, locking knob 1 1961-64.<br />
40 22G158 BUTTON, thrust 1 1961-64.<br />
41 22G159 SPRING , thr ust button 1 1961-64.<br />
42 22A391 RETAINER, gear lever 1 1961-64.<br />
43 22A394 GASKET, retainer 1 1961-64.<br />
44 22A392 FLANGE, retainer, nylon 1 1961-64.<br />
45 22A393 O RING 1 1961-64.<br />
46 SH505071 SCREW, coarse thread, retainer to remote 2 1961-64.<br />
47 LWZ305 WASHER, locking 2 1961-64.<br />
48 22G1190 GEAR LEVER, chrome 1 1964-73.<br />
22A1586 GEAR LEVER, black 1 1964-73.<br />
49 22G110 KNOB, gear lever 1 1964-73.<br />
50 22G389 BUSH, split 1 1964-73.<br />
51 22G292 FLANGE, retainer, nylon 1 1964-73.<br />
52 22G286 SPRING 1 1964-73.<br />
53 22G290 RETAINER, gear lever 1 1964-73.<br />
54 88G228 DISTANCE PIECE 1 1964-73.<br />
55 22G291 SCREW, retainer 2 1964-73.<br />
56 LWZ505 WASHER, locking 2 1964-73.<br />
57 2A3602 PIN, gear lever locating 1<br />
58 LWZ304 WASHER, locking 1<br />
59 22A267 LEVER, primary shaft 1<br />
60 2A3335 SCREW, lever to primary shaft 1<br />
61 LWZ305 WASHER, locking 1<br />
62 8G713 PRIMARY SHAFT, remote control 1<br />
63 22A250 HOUSING, remote control 1<br />
The 22A250 housing listed here attaches directly to the gearbox via four screws from underneath. The<br />
earliest 997cc Coopers however had a housing which attached from the sides, in a similar fashion to the<br />
Austin/Morris 1100 saloon of the period,but without the rubber ‘sandwich’ mounting used on those cars.<br />
This side-attached remote housing is not referred to in any of the factory parts catalogues, but - guess<br />
what - Somerford Mini have some still in stock at time of writing. Please phone for details.<br />
64 22A271 PLUG, gear lever seat access 1<br />
65 22A285 PLUG, rubber 1<br />
66 22A1373 PAD,remote to gearbox case 1<br />
67 SH506091 SCREW, coarse thread, short, remote to 2<br />
gearbox case<br />
68 SH506281 SCREW, coarse thread,long, remote to 2<br />
gearbox case<br />
69 LWZ306 WASHER, locking 4<br />
70 22A84 PLUNGER, control shaft damping 1<br />
71 AEG3123 SPRING, plunger 1<br />
72 22A85 CAP, plunger and spring retaining 1<br />
73 AEG3122 WASHER, cap 1<br />
74 14A9941 GAITER,gearlever, domed 1 1961-64.<br />
75 22A608 GAITER,gearlever, convoluted 1 1964-73.<br />
76 14A9942 PLATE, gearlever gaiter to floor 1<br />
77 36052Z SCREW, plate to floor 4<br />
78 21A956 MOUNTING, rubber, remote control 1<br />
79 SH505061 SCREW, mounting to remote 2<br />
80 LWZ205 WASHER, locking 2<br />
81 21A745 BRACKET, mounting to floor 1<br />
82 FNZ106 NUT,mounting to bracket 1<br />
83 LWZ306 WASHER, locking 1<br />
84 PWZ206 WASHER, plain, large 1<br />
85 SH605061 SCREW, bracket to floor 3<br />
86 53K3439 WASHER, ‘D’ 3<br />
87 PWZ105 WASHER, plain 3<br />
88 LWZ205 WASHER, locking 3<br />
89 FNZ105 NUT 3<br />
90 GAE131 SWITCH, reversing lights 1<br />
91 2K7914 WASHER, fibre , switch spacing A/R<br />
Remote Gearchange Quickshift Kit<br />
Available as an easy-to-fit conversion for 1964-73 remote gearchanges, the quickshift drastically cuts the<br />
truck-lik e distance between gears, making gearchanges a fast, efficient pleasure instead of a work-out for<br />
your arm! Engineered with great integrity by Kent Auto Developments, the kit includes a new, chromed<br />
gear lever and bush, revised nylon retainer flange and longer retainer screws.<br />
92 1013218 QUICKSHIFT KIT 1 1964-73.<br />
Accessory Gear Lever Knobs<br />
Accessory Mini gear lever knobs are available from Somerford Mini to spruce up your gear lever,<br />
providing a smart alternative to the often basic and frequently unavailable original knobs. Please order<br />
by selecting the relevant part number for leather, wood or burr walnut finish, and then quote in your<br />
order the insert badge you require; you can choose from the following:<br />
‘Mini’ (with side view of car)<br />
Mini winged logo<br />
‘Cooper’<br />
Mini Cooper laurel wreath<br />
‘GT’<br />
Union flag<br />
Chequered flags<br />
Skull and crossbones (hmm... nice!)<br />
93 BG2702 KNOB, gear lever, black leather 1<br />
94 BG2602 KNOB, gear lever, wood 1<br />
BWGK KNOB, gear lever, burr walnut 1<br />
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<strong>Manual</strong> <strong>Gearbox</strong> - Rod Gearchange<br />
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<strong>Manual</strong> <strong>Gearbox</strong> - Rod Gearchange<br />
No. Part No. Description Qty. Remarks No. Part No. Description Qty. Remarks<br />
Rod Gearchange<br />
Introduced for 1973 on Mini Saloons and Estates and for 1976 on Vans and Pick Ups, the rod change<br />
system was simpler (kept the production engineers happy) and therefore cheaper (happy accountants),<br />
more robust (happy owners) and easier to use (ditto) than the previous choice of direct or remote<br />
gearchange. The ‘modified Mini’ frater nity mourned the loss of positive location offered by the outgoing<br />
remote system’s beefy casting, but soon welcomed the extra space inside the gearbox case which just<br />
about allowed the dream of a five speed Mini gearbox conversion to become reality.<br />
The success of the rod change gearbox led to it being used virtually without modification for the last<br />
27 years of the Mini’s 41 year production life.<br />
1 22A1932 GEAR LEVER 1 1973-96.<br />
UKE100790 GEAR LEVER 1 1997 on.<br />
2 22G2316 KNOB, gear lever, Bakerlite 1 1973-80.<br />
3 22G2319 KNOB, gear lever, wood 1 1979, Mini Special.<br />
4 DAM4440 KNOB, gear lever, nylon with clear plastic 1 1980-85.<br />
insert<br />
5 UKJ10005 KNOB, gear lever, nylon with clear plastic 1 1985-96.<br />
insert<br />
6 UKJ100220 KNOB, gear lever, wood 1 1993-96, certain limited editions.<br />
7 UKJ100410PMA KNOB, gear lever, leather, Black 1 1997 on.<br />
UKJ100410SMK KNOB, gear lever, leather, Light Stone 1 1997 on.<br />
Beige<br />
UKJ100230CEP KNOB, gear lever, leather, Red 1 1997 on, Classic Leather Option.<br />
UKJ100230HDZ KNOB, gear lever, leather, Porcelain Green1 1997 on, Classic Leather Option.<br />
UKJ100230JCH KNOB, gear lever, leather, Prussian Blue 1 1997 on, Classic Leather Option.<br />
UKJ100410HDC KNOB, gear lever, leather, County Green 1 1998, Cooper Sports limited edition.<br />
UKJ100610PMA KNOB, gear lever, leather, Black 1 1998-99, Paul Smith, Mini 40 and<br />
John Cooper limited editions .<br />
2000, Seven, Knightsbridge and Cooper.<br />
UKJ100610SMK KNOB, gear lever, leather, Light Stone 1 1999, Mini 40.<br />
Beige<br />
8 UKJ100950MDC KNOB, gear lever, alloy 1 2000, Cooper Sport.<br />
9 22G1434 RETAINER, gear lever 1<br />
10 DAM2670 PIN, gear lever retaining, long 1<br />
11 22G2277 PIN, gear lever retaining, shor t 1<br />
12 DAM3670 HOUSING, gear lever 1 Includes gear lever retaining pins and<br />
lower bushes.<br />
13 42H1214 BUSH, housing,lower 2<br />
14 DAM8621 COVER, lower, housing 1<br />
15 22G2026 BRACKET, housing to mounting rubbers 1<br />
16 BT606281 BOLT, bracket to housing 1<br />
17 LNZ106 NUT, nyloc 1<br />
18 22G2205 MOUNTING , rubber 2<br />
19 FNZ105 NUT 2<br />
20 LWZ205 WASHER, locking 2<br />
21 22G2792 EXTENSION, gearchange rod 1<br />
22 42H1199 ROD, extension support 1<br />
23 22G1930 ROD, gear change 1 1973-92; not 1990 on, 1275.<br />
UKN10023 ROD, gear change 1 1990 on, 1275.<br />
24 42H1116 COUPLING, gear change rod to selector 1<br />
shaft<br />
25 RPS1416 ROLL PIN, rod and coupling securing 3<br />
26 AHU1672 OIL SEAL, selector shaft, in differential 1<br />
cover<br />
27 DAM7764 BUSH, selector shaft 1 1973-85 approx.; replace with SSK001<br />
selector oil seal kit.<br />
28 DAM8706 BUSH, aluminium, selector shaft 1 1985 approx. on (improved design).<br />
29 CDU1563 O RING , selector shaft 1 1985 approx. on (improved design).<br />
30 DAM3022 GAITER, selector shaft 1<br />
Selector shaft oil seal failure was always a problem on rod gearchange Minis (as any late-model Mini<br />
owner with oil drips on their garage floor will know). The most common remedy effected by owners in<br />
the past was to put two oil seals one behind the other on the selector shaft (there’s just enough space<br />
to do so), the outer one of the two acting both as a secondary seal and also as a secondary shield<br />
behind the gaiter, protecting the inner seal from under-body muck and grit. Most importantly, the<br />
second seal helped to support the selector shaft and hold it in alignment in the gearbox casing.<br />
Factory engineers finally came up with a remedy in 1985, fitting a modified selector shaft bush with a<br />
new O ring to improve the selector shaft alignment. Somerford Mini of course supply all these<br />
parts separately, but we’ve also put them together as an easy-to-buy, easy-to-fit kit for the<br />
owner to modify a pre-1985 Mini or repair a later model.<br />
31 SSK001 SELECTOR OIL SEAL KIT 1 Includes oil seal, gaiter and<br />
improved bush and O ring.<br />
32 22A1936 ROD, steady, gear lever housing 1 1973-85.<br />
DAM5067 ROD, steady, gear lever housing 1 1985-92, not 1990 on, 1275.<br />
UKN10032 ROD, steady, gear lever housing 1 1990 on, 1275.<br />
33 13H7286 BUSH, Metalastic, steady rod to gear case 1<br />
34 BT605161 BOLT, steady rod to bush 1<br />
35 LNZ505 NUT, nyloc, thin 1<br />
36 PWZ105 WASHER, plain 1<br />
37 LNZ508 NUT, nyloc, thin, steady rod to gear lever 1<br />
housing<br />
38 PWZ108 WASHER, plain 1<br />
39 GAE191 SWITCH, reversing lights 1<br />
40 22A1613 NUT, locking reversing light switch 1<br />
41 CZH4278 GAITER,gearlever 1 Use when leather gaiter not fitted.<br />
42 PAM5130 GAITER,gearlever, inner 1 Use when leather gaiter fitted.<br />
43 FJL10016 GAITER, outer, leather, black and red 1 When fitted.<br />
FJL100480JCH GAITER, outer, PVC, Prussian Blue 1 When fitted.<br />
FJL101210RKX GAITER, outer, PVC, Stone Beige/bright 1 Original fitment 1997 on.<br />
FJL101210WFEGAITER, outer, PVC, Grenadine Red/chrome 1 Original fitment 40th Anniversary.<br />
FJL101210WFGGAITER, outer, PVC, Prussian Blue/chrome 1 Original fitment 40th Anniversary.<br />
FJL101210CAC GAITER, outer, PVC, tartan red 1 Original fitment Classic 2000 Seven.<br />
The outer gaiter is also supplied in alternative colour and bright finisher styles to match the<br />
interior trim of other later 1990s models. Please contact Somerford Mini for details of availability.<br />
44 JPC6519 INSULATION, gearlever aperture 1 Use when leather gaiter fitted.<br />
45 FJN10003 PLATE, gearlever gaiter to floor 1<br />
46 PTZ1006 SCREW, plate to floor 4<br />
Between 1985 and 1992, Minis bound for Germany were equipped with a vacuum advance cut-out<br />
solenoid, operated by a switch on the gearchange. This naturally necessitated the use of several modified<br />
or new gearchange components. Only those that differ from standard are listed below:<br />
47 DAM8066 HOUSING, gear lever 1 1985-88; Germany, without brake servo.<br />
48 DAM6328 COVER, lower, housing 1 1985-88; Germany, without brake servo.<br />
49 DAM6143 BRACKET, gear lever housing 1 1985-88; Germany, without brake servo.<br />
50 SH604041 SCREW, bracket to housing 3 1985-88; Germany, without brake servo.<br />
51 LWZ404 WASHER, shakeproof 3 1985-88; Germany, without brake servo.<br />
52 DAM6049 ROD, extension suppor t 1 1985-88; Germany, without brake servo.<br />
53 DAM8618 HOUSING, gear lever 1 1988-92; Germany, with brake servo.<br />
54 DAM8623 COVER, lower, housing 1 1988-92; Germany, with brake servo.<br />
55 DAM8604 BRACKET, gear lever housing 1 1988-92; Germany, with brake servo.<br />
56 SH604041 SCREW, bracket to housing 5 1988-92; Germany, with brake servo.<br />
57 LWZ404 WASHER, shakeproof 5 1988-92; Germany, with brake servo.<br />
58 DAM8587 BODY, 4th gear switch 1 1988-92; Germany, with brake servo.<br />
59 DAM8592 SEAL, gear lever housing, front 1 1988-92; Germany, with brake servo.<br />
60 DAM8591 SEAL, gear lever housing, rear 1 1988-92; Germany, with brake servo.<br />
61 NY108041 NUT, nyloc 2 1988-92; Germany, with brake servo.<br />
62 DAM8588 WASHER, sealing, special 2 1988-92; Germany, with brake servo.<br />
63 DAM8599 ROD, gear change 1 1988-92; Germany, with brake servo.<br />
64 ADU5066 SWITCH, gearbox, 4th gear, solenoid valve 1<br />
operating<br />
Rod Gearchange Quickshift Kit<br />
Available as an easy-to-fit conversion for all rod change Minis, the quickshift drastically cuts the truck-lik e<br />
distance between gears , making gearchanges a fast, efficient pleasure instead of a work-out for your arm!<br />
Engineered with great integrity by Kent Auto Developments, the kit includes a new, chromed gear lever<br />
and bush, plus a revised retainer assembly.<br />
65 1013216 QUICKSHIFT KIT 1<br />
Accessory Gear Lever Knobs<br />
Accessory Mini gear lever knobs are available from Somerford Mini to spruce up your gear lever,<br />
providing a smart alternative to the often basic and frequently unavailable original knobs. Please order<br />
by selecting the relevant part number for leather, wood or burr walnut finish, and then quote in your<br />
order the insert badge you require; you can choose from the following:<br />
‘Mini’ (with side view of car)<br />
Mini winged logo<br />
‘Cooper’<br />
Mini Cooper laurel wreath<br />
‘GT’<br />
Union flag<br />
Chequered flags<br />
Skull and crossbones (hmm... nice!)<br />
66 BG2702 KNOB, gear lever, black leather 1<br />
67 BG2602 KNOB, gear lever, wood 1<br />
BWGK KNOB, gear lever, burr walnut 1<br />
Tel. 01249 721421 Fax. 01249 721316 www.somerford-mini.co.uk<br />
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Automatic Transmission - Torque Converter and Housing<br />
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Automatic Transmission - Torque Converter and Housing<br />
No. Part No. Description Qty. Remarks No. Part No. Description Qty. Remarks<br />
Torque Converter Housing<br />
1 - TORQUE CONVERTER HOUSING ASS’Y 1 Non-ser viced part.<br />
2 22A1239 BEARING, idler gear (1.004" ext. dia.) 1 1965-68; fit with CCN216 circlip.<br />
13H7985 BEARING, idler gear (1 1/16" ext. dia., 1 1968-82 approx.; fit with 51K3565<br />
3/4" int. dia.) circlip.<br />
AHU1707 BEARING, idler gear (1 3/8" ext. dia., 1 1982 appro x. on (A Plus gears); fit<br />
7/8" int. dia.) without circlip.<br />
As happened with Mini manual gearboxes at similar dates, the idler gear shaft diameter (i.e. idler gear<br />
bearing internal diameter) and the bearing seat diameter in the torque converter housing (idler gear<br />
bearing external diameter) changed a couple of times. To be safe, measure the internal and exter nal<br />
diameters of your bearing before ordering. Note that the idler gear thrust washers, listed later on this<br />
page, also changed to 7/8” inter nal diameter when the AHU1707 bearing arrived around 1982.<br />
3 CCN216 CIRCLIP, bearing 1 1965-68.<br />
51K3565 CIRCLIP, bearing 1 1968-82.<br />
4 AAU1365 BEARING, input gear 1<br />
5 22A661 RETAINER, bearing 1<br />
6 22A784 OIL SEAL, primar y gear 1<br />
7 22A973 COVER, engine oil pump 1<br />
8 2K8161 PLUG, core, torque converter housing 1<br />
9 22A974 TUBE, dipstick 1 1965-96.<br />
LQN100830 TUBE, dipstick 1 1997 on (Japan).<br />
10 22A750 DIPSTICK ASSEMBLY 1 1965-85.<br />
11 DAM7599 DIPSTICK ASSEMBLY 1 1985-96.<br />
LQM100700 DIPSTICK ASSEMBLY 1 1997 on (Japan).<br />
12 AEC671 WASHER, rubber, dipstick 1 1965-85; included in 22A750 dipstick<br />
assembly.<br />
13 22A1084 PLUG, housing 1<br />
14 22A1898 DISTANCE PIECE, starter motor to housing 1 If required; 1970 approx. to 1985.<br />
15 GUG705684GM GASKET, housing to cylinder block and 1<br />
transmission case<br />
16 BH605161 BOLT, housing to cylinder block, short 3<br />
17 BH605181 BOLT, housing to cylinder block, long 2 1965-90.<br />
BH605201 BOLT, housing to cylinder block, long 2 1990 on.<br />
18 SH605071 SCREW, housing to cylinder block 2<br />
19 LWZ305 WASHER, locking 6<br />
20 12B63 WASHER, sealing 1<br />
For hardware used to attach the torque converter housing to the transmission case, please see<br />
the ‘Automatic Transmission - External’ section of the Somerford Mini Catalogue.<br />
Torque Converter<br />
21 22G1691 TORQUE CONVERTER ASSEMBLY 1 1965-70.<br />
DAM5085N TORQUE CONVERTER ASSEMBLY 1 1970-85; inertia starter.<br />
DAM7564N TORQUE CONVERTER ASSEMBLY 1 1985-94; pre-engaged starter, 998<br />
and 1275 carburetter models .<br />
TQB10007N TORQUE CONVERTER ASSEMBLY 1 1994-96; 1275 injection models.<br />
TQB100140N TORQUE CONVERTER ASSEMBLY 1 1997 on (Japan); 1275 injection<br />
models.<br />
The torque converter part numbers listed here are for new torque converter assemblies; reconditioned<br />
assemblies are also available from Somerford Mini, on request - please contact us for details.<br />
22 22G2613 RING GEAR, starter motor 1 Included in torque converter assembly;<br />
inertia star ter.<br />
DAM7518 RING GEAR, starter motor 1 Included in torque converter assembly;<br />
pre-engaged star ter.<br />
23 27H8800 PLUG, drain 2 Included in torque converter assembly.<br />
24 27H8803 WASHER, sealing 2 Included in torque converter assembly.<br />
25 27H8801 BOLT 6 Included in torque converter assembly.<br />
26 27H8804 LOCK TAB, torque converter bolt 3 Included in torque converter assembly.<br />
27 22A1158 SCREW, torque converter to crankshaft 1<br />
28 22A1155 LOCK TAB, screw 1<br />
29 22A1159 KEY, torque converter to crankshaft 1<br />
30 22G1022 COVER, torque converter 1 1965-70.<br />
22G1580 COVER, torque converter 1 1970-94; 998 and 1275 carburetter<br />
models.<br />
TGL10008 COVER, torque converter 1 1994 on; 1275 injection models.<br />
31 22A1114 PLUG, cover 1<br />
32 SH605081 SCREW, cover to torque converter housing 5<br />
33 LWZ305 WASHER, locking 5<br />
34 FNZ105 NUT 5<br />
35 TYG10007 BOLT, dowel, cover to torque converter 2 1994 on; 1275 injection models.<br />
housing<br />
36 22A1492 GROMMET, cover to torque converter 1 1970 on.<br />
housing<br />
Torque Converter Gear Train<br />
Note if you have a 1965 or early 1996 Mini Automatic that the output gear train is unique and is not<br />
itemised here. Factory advice for these models is to replace all three gears with those shown here,<br />
together with the relevant thrust washers and shims .<br />
If you are unsure that the age of your Mini’s transmission matches the age of the car, you will need to<br />
work out whether you have pre-A Plus or A Plus output gears. A Plus gears were introduced on the<br />
Mini round about 1982 (at different times on different models...), and have a sharper tooth angle and<br />
different pitch making them quieter than,but definitely not interchangeable with, the earlier gears. A<br />
Plus gears can be identified by the presence of a circumferential groove in the centre of the teeth.<br />
37 22A1064 PRIMARY GEAR ASS’Y, with bushes 1 1965-82 approx.<br />
DAM5713 PRIMARY GEAR ASS’Y, with bushes 1 1982 approx. to 1992; A Plus gears,<br />
998 models.<br />
DAM9374 PRIMARY GEAR ASS’Y, with bushes 1 1992 on; A Plus gears , 1275 models.<br />
38 22A1066 BUSH, primary gear, front 1 1965-92; 848 and 998 models.<br />
DAM8889 BUSH, primary gear, front 1 1992 on; 1275 models.<br />
39 22G109 BUSH, primary gear, rear 1 ‘Top hat’ bush.<br />
Once fitted, the primary gear bushes must be machined to ensure alignment with each other. Confusion<br />
often reigns over the convention for naming primary gear bushes. Which should be called the front bush<br />
and which should be the rear The answer is the bush closer to the front of the engine (i.e. the water<br />
pump end) is the front bush and the bush on the torque converter end (the ‘top hat’ bush) is the rear<br />
bush.<br />
40 22A321 WASHER, thrust, primary gear, front, 1 1965-92; 848 and 998 models.<br />
0.110-0.112" (2.79-2.84mm)<br />
22A322 WASHER, thrust, primary gear, front, 1 1965-92; 848 and 998 models.<br />
0.112-0.114" (2.84-2.89mm)<br />
22A323 WASHER, thrust, primary gear, front, 1 1965-92; 848 and 998 models.<br />
0.114-0.116" (2.89-2.94mm)<br />
22A324 WASHER, thrust, primary gear, front, 1 1965-92; 848 and 998 models.<br />
0.116-0.118" (2.94-2.99mm)<br />
22A450 WASHER, thrust, primary gear, front, 1 1965-92; 848 and 998 models.<br />
0.118-0.120" (2.99-3.04mm)<br />
DAM6490 WASHER, thrust, primary gear, front, 1 1992 on; 1275 models.<br />
0.112-0.114" (2.84-2.89mm)<br />
DAM6486 WASHER, thrust, primary gear, front, 1 1992 on; 1275 models.<br />
0.114-0.116" (2.89-2.94mm)<br />
DAM6487 WASHER, thrust, primary gear, front, 1 1992 on; 1275 models.<br />
0.116-0.118" (2.94-2.99mm)<br />
DAM6488 WASHER, thrust, primary gear, front, 1 1992 on; 1275 models.<br />
0.118-0.120" (2.99-3.04mm)<br />
DAM6489 WASHER, thrust, primary gear, front, 1 1992 on; 1275 models.<br />
0.120-0.122" (3.04-3.09mm)<br />
41 22A319 WASHER, thrust, primary gear, rear 1<br />
42 88G549 RING, backing 1<br />
43 22A1242 GEAR, idler, with 3/4" shaft dia. 1 1965-82 approx.<br />
DAM5165 GEAR, idler, with 7/8" shaft dia. 1 1982 approx. on; A Plus gears .<br />
44 22A1546 WASHER, thrust, idler gear 2 1965-82 approx. (3/4” int. dia.).<br />
0.130-0.131" (3.30-3.32mm)<br />
22A1545 WASHER, thrust, idler gear 2 1965-82 approx. (3/4” int. dia.).<br />
0.132-0.133" (3.35-3.37mm)<br />
22A1547 WASHER, thrust, idler gear 2 1965-82 approx. (3/4” int. dia.).<br />
0.134-0.135" (3.40-3.42mm)<br />
22A1548 WASHER, thrust, idler gear 2 1965-82 approx. (3/4” int. dia.).<br />
0.136-0.137" (3.45-3.47mm)<br />
22A1549 WASHER, thrust, idler gear 2 1965-82 approx. (3/4” int. dia.).<br />
0.138-0.139" (3.50-3.53mm)<br />
DAM4822 WASHER, thrust, idler gear 2 1982 approx. on, A Plus gears<br />
0.132-0.133" (3.35-3.37mm) (7/8” int. dia.).<br />
DAM4823 WASHER, thrust, idler gear 2 1982 approx. on, A Plus gears<br />
0.134-0.135" (3.40-3.42mm) (7/8” int. dia.).<br />
DAM4824 WASHER, thrust, idler gear 2 1982 approx. on, A Plus gears<br />
0.136-0.137" (3.45-3.47mm) (7/8” int. dia.).<br />
DAM4825 WASHER, thrust, idler gear 2 1982 approx. on, A Plus gears<br />
0.138-0.139" (3.50-3.53mm) (7/8” int. dia.).<br />
45 22A1265 GEAR, input 1 1965-82 approx.<br />
DAM5164 GEAR, input 1 1982 approx. on; A Plus gears .<br />
46 22A1266 SHIM, input gear, 0.003" (0.076mm) A/R<br />
22A1267 SHIM, input gear, 0.012" (0.305mm) A/R<br />
47 22A624 WASHER, abutment 1<br />
48 510618A NUT, nyloc, input gear 1<br />
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Automatic Transmission - Transmission <strong>Components</strong><br />
No. Part No. Description Qty. Remarks No. Part No. Description Qty. Remarks<br />
Rebuilt or Repaired Transmission Assemblies<br />
Somerford Mini does not offer a rebuild or repair service for automatic transmissions other than<br />
superficial repairs not involving the internal workings, because of the cost of the necessary<br />
specialist equipment and the relatively few numbers of customers for automatic transmission work.<br />
We advise customers requiring rebuilds or repairs to deal directly with an automatic transmission<br />
specialist - we can point you in the right direction, if required. We should also mention we carry<br />
out automatic to manual power unit transplants in our workshops - automatic engines are<br />
unique and will not fit a manual gearbox, so both engine and transmission are changed. This<br />
apparently drastic measure actually frequently represents a very cost-effective way to get your Mini<br />
back up and running when otherwise faced with huge bills for automatic transmission repair.<br />
We do not hold comprehensive stocks of automatic transmission internal components. Instead we<br />
limit ourselves to parts which by our own experience we consider may be fitted successfully by our<br />
customers - and even then, sometimes only by the more e xperienced. As always, though, if there’s<br />
anything else you require, please contact us and if it’s available we will obtain it for you.<br />
Differential Housing Attachment<br />
1 22A1012 GASKET, transmission case to housing, upper 1 1965-73; for ‘Hardy Spicer’ drive shafts .<br />
GUG705571GM GASKET, transmission case to housing, upper 1 1973 on; for ‘pot joint’ drive shafts.<br />
2 22A1011 GASKET, transmission case to housing, lower 1 1965-73; for ‘Hardy Spicer’ drive shafts .<br />
GUG705572GM GASKET, transmission case to housing, lower 1 1973 on; for ‘pot joint’ drive shafts.<br />
3 22A153 DOWEL,transmission case to housing 2<br />
4 22A691 PEG , oil seal housing 1<br />
5 22A1044 STUD, transmission case to housing 1<br />
6 22A1045 STUD, transmission case to housing 4<br />
7 22A1046 STUD, transmission case to housing 2<br />
8 22A1041 STUD, transmission case to housing 1<br />
9 22A1043 STUD, transmission case to housing 3<br />
10 FNZ506 NUT 4<br />
11 FNZ505 NUT 7<br />
12 LWZ305 WASHER, locking 7<br />
13 22A690 LOCK TAB, transmission case to housing, RH 1<br />
14 22A692 LOCK TAB, transmission case to housing, LH 1<br />
Torque Converter Housing Attachment<br />
15 22A1689 GASKET, transmission case to housing 1 1965-73; for ‘Hardy Spicer’ drive shafts .<br />
GUG705684GM GASKET, transmission case to housing 1 1973 on; for ‘pot joint’ drive shafts.<br />
16 22A97 DOWEL,transmission case to housing 2<br />
17 53K547 STUD, transmission case to housing, shor t 6<br />
18 22A963 STUD, transmission case to housing, long 4<br />
19 FNZ505 NUT 10/11 Qty. increases when screw not used.<br />
20 SH505101 SCREW, coarse thread, case to housing 1 If fitted.<br />
21 LWZ305 WASHER, locking 11<br />
22 BH505181 BOLT, coarse thread, case to housing 2 1985 on.<br />
For screws, bolts and washers used to attach the torque converter housing to the cylinder block, please<br />
see the ‘Automatic Transmission - Torque Converter’ section.<br />
Front Cover Attachment<br />
23 22A1487 FRONT COVER, transmission 1 1965-92; 848 and 998 models .<br />
24 22A1334 PIPE, valve block to front cover 1 Included in 22A1487 front cover.<br />
25 22A1557 O RING , pipe 1 Included in 22A1487 front cover.<br />
26 DAM5246 FRONT COVER, transmission 1 1992 on; 1275 models.<br />
27 22A1334 PIPE, valve block to front cover 1 Included in D AM5246 front cover.<br />
28 22A1557 O RING , pipe 1 Included in D AM5246 front cover.<br />
29 DAM4775 LEVER, bell crank 1 Included in D AM5246 front cover.<br />
30 DAM3967 PIN, pivot 1 Included in D AM5246 front cover.<br />
31 TYC100110 CIRCLIP, lever to pivot pin 1 Included in DAM5246 front cover.<br />
32 TGY10001 GUARD, inhibitor switch 1 1992 on; 1275 models.<br />
33 SF504041 SCREW, guard to front cover 1 1992 on; 1275 models.<br />
34 GUG705562GM GASKET, front cover to transmission case 1<br />
35 SH505091 SCREW, coarse thread, cover to case 15 1965-92; 848 and 998 models .<br />
36 LWZ205 WASHER, locking 15 1965-92; 848 and 998 models .<br />
37 DAM7754 SCREW, flanged, cover to case 15 1992 on; 1275 models.<br />
38 BH506221 BOLT, coarse thread, cover to case 2<br />
39 LWZ306 WASHER, locking 2<br />
40 GUG705552GM GASKET, oil filter head to front cover 1<br />
41 22A1001 O RING , oil filter head to front cover 2 If required.<br />
For the engine oil filter and filter head, please see the engine catalogue pages .<br />
Auxiliary Pump Cover Attachment<br />
42 88G498 GASKET, transmission case to co ver 1 1965-73; for ‘Hardy Spicer’ drive shafts .<br />
GUG705683GM GASKET, transmission case to co ver 1 1973 on; for ‘pot joint’ drive shafts.<br />
43 22A13 DOWEL,transmission case to co ver 2<br />
44 CHS2511 STUD, transmission case to cover,shor t 1<br />
45 CHS2512 STUD, transmission case to cover, medium 8<br />
46 CHS2516 STUD, transmission case to cover, long 2<br />
47 FNZ505 NUT 11<br />
48 LWZ305 WASHER, locking 11<br />
Speedometer Drive<br />
49 27H7715 HOUSING, speedometer drive 1 1965-92; 848 and 998 models .<br />
TJF10001 HOUSING, speedometer drive 1 1992 on; 1275 models.<br />
50 27H7714 GASKET, housing to auxiliar y pump cover 1<br />
51 27H7716 SCREW, housing to aux. pump cover 2<br />
52 LWZ504 WASHER, shakeproof 2<br />
53 22A1881 PINION, 17 teeth (off white nylon) 1 1965-82; 848/998 models with 10” wheels.<br />
DAM2905 PINION, 16 teeth (green nylon) 1 1982-84; 998 models with 10" wheels.<br />
TXD10006 PINION, 18 teeth (red nylon) 1 1984-92; 998 models with 12" wheels.<br />
TNB10003 PINION, 15 teeth (blue nylon) 1 1992 on; 1275 models with 12" wheels.<br />
54 2A3624 BUSH, steel, speedometer pinion 1<br />
55 DAM8488 BUSH, speedometer cable attachment 1<br />
56 2A3628 GASKET, bush 1<br />
57 SH504071 SCREW, coarse thread, bush to housing 1<br />
58 LWZ304 WASHER, locking 1<br />
59 22A862 PLATE, bush retaining 1<br />
60 27H7713 GEAR, drive, 5 teeth (not paint coded) 1 1965-92; 848 and 998 models.<br />
TNB10006 GEAR, drive, 7 teeth (not paint coded) 1 1992 on; 1275 models.<br />
Cylinder Block Attachment<br />
61 GUG106SS GASKET SET, transmission case to block 1 1965-96.<br />
GUG703049SG GASKET SET, transmission case to block 1 1997 on (Japan).<br />
62 AHU1959 SEAL, oil, front main bearing cap 1 ‘Half Moon’ seal.<br />
63 LUE10003 O RING, transmission case to block 1<br />
1965-92, 848 and 998 Models<br />
64 12H1824 DOWEL, transmission case to block 2<br />
65 FHS2409 STUD, transmission case to block,shor t 1<br />
FHS2412 STUD, transmission case to block, long 5<br />
66 FNZ504 NUT 6<br />
67 LWZ304 WASHER, locking 6<br />
68 SH604071 SCREW, transmission case to block 6<br />
69 LWZ304 WASHER, locking 6<br />
1992 On, 1275 Models<br />
70 22H983 DOWEL, transmission case to block 1<br />
71 FHS2409 STUD, transmission case to block,shor t 5<br />
FHS2412 STUD, transmission case to block, long 1<br />
72 FNZ504 NUT 6<br />
73 LWZ304 WASHER, locking 6<br />
74 SH604071 SCREW, transmission case to block 6<br />
75 LWZ304 WASHER, locking 6<br />
76 BH604141 BOLT, dowel 1<br />
77 12A1150 COLLAR, dowel bolt 1<br />
78 PWZ104 WASHER, plain 1<br />
79 FNZ104 NUT 1<br />
Transmission Fittings<br />
80 GEG805 GASKET SET, transmission, ‘Hardy Spicer’ type1 1965-73; includes all gaskets and seals .<br />
GUG708003TS GASKET SET,transmission, ‘pot joint’ type 1 1973-96; includes all gaskets and seals .<br />
GUG708015TS GASKET SET, transmission 1 1997 on (Japan);incl. all gaskets and seals.<br />
81 88G302 BEARING, idler gear, 1.004" ext. dia. 1 1965-68; fit with CCN216 circlip.<br />
13H7848 BEARING, idler gear, 1 1/16" ext. dia. 1 1968-82 approx.;fit with 51K3565 circlip.<br />
AHU1707 BEARING, idler gear, 1 3/8" ext. dia. 1 1982 approx.on (A Plus); fit without circlip.<br />
82 CCN216 CIRCLIP, bearing 1 1965-68.<br />
51K3565 CIRCLIP, bearing 1 1968-82.<br />
83 DAM7335 PLUG, drain, magnetic 1<br />
84 AED172 WASHER, sealing, drain plug 1<br />
85 22G1679 VALVE, low pressure 1 1965-82.<br />
DAM4738 VALVE, low pressure 1 1982-85.<br />
ADU6491 VALVE, low pressure 1 1985 on.<br />
BAU2303 REPAIR KIT, low pressure valve 1 1985 on.<br />
86 GUG705568GM GASKET, valve to torque converter housing 1<br />
87 SH504061 SCREW, coarse thread, valve to housing 5<br />
88 LWZ204 WASHER, locking 5<br />
89 22A1570 STRAINER, oil 1<br />
90 22A1565 SEAL, oil strainer to pick up pipe 1<br />
91 22A1171 PIPE, oil pick up 1 1965-73; for ‘Hardy Spicer’ drive shafts .<br />
DAM8344 PIPE, oil pick up 1 1973 on; for ‘pot joint’ drive shafts.<br />
92 LUE10003 O RING, pick up pipe 1<br />
93 22G792 PIPE, oil, valve block to adaptor 1<br />
94 AWN107 WASHER, curved, adaptor pipe 1<br />
95 22A1199 SEAL, oil, rubber 1<br />
96 LUE10003 O RING, oil pipe 1<br />
97 DAM9051 CONTROL ASSEMBLY, kickdown 1<br />
98 27H8422 E CLIP, kickdown control bolt 1 Included in kickdown control assembly.<br />
99 27H7738 CLIP, control rod 1 Included in kickdown control assembly.<br />
100 GUG705570GM GASKET, control to transmission case 1<br />
101 SH504061 SCREW, coarse thread, control to case 2<br />
102 LWZ304 WASHER, locking 2<br />
103 PWZ104 WASHER, plain 2<br />
104 22A975 ROD, valve operating 1 1965-71.<br />
22A1690 ROD, valve operating 1 1971-92; 848 and 998 models.<br />
DAM5226 ROD, valve operating 1 1992 on; 1275 models.<br />
105 22A978 SEAL, oil, operating rod 1 1965-71; fit with 22A977 retaining cup.<br />
13H6585 SEAL, oil, operating rod 1 1971 on; fit with DAM9317 retaining clip.<br />
106 22A977 CUP, seal and fork end gaiter retaining 1 1965-71.<br />
DAM9317 CLIP, seal retaining 1 1971 on.<br />
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Automatic Transmission - Gearchange Controls<br />
No. Part No. Description Qty. Remarks No. Part No. Description Qty. Remarks<br />
Automatic Transmission Controls<br />
1965-92, 850 and 1000<br />
1 22A1118 GEAR LEVER 1 1965-69.<br />
2 22A1077 KNOB, gear lever 1 1965-69.<br />
3 22A1575 GEAR LEVER 1 1969-82.<br />
DAM5777 GEAR LEVER 1 1982-92.<br />
4 22A1501 KNOB, gear lever 1 1969-92.<br />
5 53K1722 NUT, locking, gear lever knob 1 1969-92.<br />
6 22A1577 SLEEVE, gear lever, reverse baulk 1 1969-92.<br />
7 AHC197 SPRING , return, reverse baulk 1 1969-92.<br />
8 13H5837 CIRCLIP 1 1969-92.<br />
9 AHC196 WASHER, special 1 1969-92.<br />
10 54K1722 NUT, locking, reverse baulk sleeve 1 1969-92.<br />
11 22G461 HOUSING, gear selector 1<br />
12 PMZ412 SCREW, housing to floor 4 1965-73.<br />
13 22A2062 PLATE, housing mounting 1 1973-92.<br />
14 22A2067 GASKET, plate 1 1973-92.<br />
15 ANZ103 NUT, plate to floor 4 1973-92.<br />
16 WL700101 WASHER, locking 4 1973-92.<br />
17 22A1068 PIVOT, gear lever 1<br />
18 22A941 BUSH, sliding, pivot 1<br />
19 22A943 CIRCLIP, pivot 1<br />
20 22A1076 RETAINER, pivot 1<br />
21 PMZ306 SCREW, retainer 2<br />
22 WL700101 WASHER, locking 2<br />
23 ANZ103 NUT 2<br />
24 22A1117 PLATE, gear indicator 1 1965-69.<br />
22A1821 PLATE, gear indicator 1 1969-73.<br />
22A1883 PLATE, gear indicator 1 1973-92.<br />
25 RTP603 SCREW, self tapping, plate to control box 4<br />
26 22G1123 CONTROL BOX 1<br />
27 SH504051 SCREW, coarse thread, control box to 4<br />
housing<br />
28 LWZ204 WASHER, locking 4<br />
29 22A1075 SPRING , reverse gear abutment 1<br />
30 22A1028 PLUNGER, gear selector 1 1965-82.<br />
DAM5780 PLUNGER, gear selector 1 1982-92.<br />
31 22A2217 CABLE, gear selector 1<br />
32 22A1146 GAITER, cable, small 1<br />
33 22A1147 GAITER, cable, large 1<br />
34 FNZ103 NUT, cable, locking 1<br />
35 NT604041 NUT, cable, locking 1<br />
36 FNZ207 NUT, cable, locking 2<br />
37 PCR507 CLIP, selector cable 1 1965-69.<br />
38 CP105081 CLIP, selector cable 1 1969-92.<br />
39 22A1858 FERRULE, selector cable 1 1969-92.<br />
40 PTZ1004 SCREW, self tapping, clip 1<br />
41 WL700101 WASHER, locking 1<br />
42 DAM8711 SPACER, selector cable to subframe 1 1987-92.<br />
43 12A1358 BUSH, selector cable 2<br />
44 22A1188 DISTANCE TUBE,bush 1<br />
45 22A1195 WASHER, plain 2<br />
Forged Bell Crank Lever 1965-70<br />
46 88G456 LEVER, bell crank 1<br />
47 21A798 BUSH, bell crank lever 1 Included in lever.<br />
48 22A1160 PIVOT, lever 1<br />
49 22A995 WASHER, shakeproof 1<br />
50 22A1161 WASHER, plain 1<br />
51 LNZ205 NUT, nyloc 1<br />
52 22A989 FORK END, valve operating rod 1<br />
53 FNZ204 NUT, locking operating rod fork end 1<br />
54 22A999 FORK END, selector cable 1<br />
55 ANZ103 NUT, locking selector cable fork end 2<br />
56 WL700101 WASHER, locking 1<br />
57 22A1196 CLEVIS PIN, fork ends to lever 2<br />
58 PWZ104 WASHER, plain 2<br />
59 22A1164 GAITER, operating rod fork end 1<br />
60 22A1165 GAITER, selector cable fork end 1<br />
61 22A1284 GUARD, bell crank lever 1 1968-70.<br />
Exposed Pressed Bell Crank Lever 1970-71<br />
62 22A1697 LEVER, bell crank 1<br />
63 22A1807 PIVOT, lever 1<br />
64 LWZ204 WASHER, locking 1<br />
65 FNZ104 NUT 1<br />
66 22A1703 BRACKET, valve operating rod to lever 1<br />
67 FNZ104 NUT 1<br />
68 LWZ204 WASHER, locking 1<br />
69 BH604111 BOLT, bracket to lever 1<br />
70 LWZ204 WASHER, locking 1<br />
71 22A1808 COLLAR, spacing bracket 1<br />
72 22A1695 FORK END, selector cable 1<br />
73 ANZ103 NUT, locking selector cable fork end 2<br />
74 WL700101 WASHER, locking 1<br />
75 SH604081 SCREW, fork end to lever 1<br />
76 LWZ204 WASHER, locking 1<br />
77 FNZ504 NUT 1<br />
Enclosed Pressed Bell Crank Lever 1971-92<br />
78 22A1697 LEVER, bell crank 1<br />
79 BH504131 BOLT, coarse thread, lever pivot 1<br />
80 LWZ204 WASHER, locking 1<br />
81 22A1702 COLLAR, spacing pivot bolt 1<br />
82 22A1703 BRACKET, valve operating rod to lever 1<br />
83 FNZ104 NUT 1<br />
84 LWZ204 WASHER, locking 1<br />
85 BH604111 BOLT, bracket to lever 1<br />
86 LWZ204 WASHER, locking 1<br />
87 22A1695 FORK END, selector cable 1<br />
88 ANZ103 NUT, locking selector cable fork end 2<br />
89 WL700101 WASHER, locking 1<br />
90 SH604081 SCREW, fork end to lever 1<br />
91 LWZ204 WASHER, locking 1<br />
92 FNZ504 NUT 1<br />
93 22A1704 COVER, linkage 1<br />
94 SH505091 SCREW, coarse thread, cover securing 2<br />
95 2K2545 WASHER, locking 2<br />
96 PWZ105 WASHER, plain 2<br />
97 13H4007 SWITCH, gearbox, starter inhibitor and 1 1965.<br />
reverse lights<br />
13H5045 SWITCH, gearbox, starter inhibitor 1 1966-92.<br />
98 GAE191 SWITCH, reversing lights 1 1966-92.<br />
99 22A1613 NUT, locking reversing light switch 1 1966-92.<br />
Automatic Transmission Controls<br />
1992 On, 1275<br />
100 DAM7535 KNOB, gear lever 1<br />
101 UCB10031 GEAR SELECTOR ASSEMBLY 1<br />
102 UCV10022 CABLE, gear selector 1 Included in selector assembly.<br />
103 NH105041 NUT, selector assembly to floor 4<br />
104 WE105001 WASHER, locking 4<br />
105 UCJ10022PMA COVER, selector assembly, black 1<br />
DAM2319 CLIP, cover to selector assembly 4<br />
106 DAM4551 GEAR INDICATOR ASSEMBLY, illuminated 1<br />
107 DAM4360 WINDOW, gear indicator 1<br />
108 GLB504 BULB, gear indicator illumination 1<br />
109 UCD10033 LEVER, bell crank 1<br />
110 DAM5227 PIVOT, lever 1<br />
111 ADU5500 CIRCLIP, lever to pivot 1<br />
112 UEM10002 TRUNNION, selector cable to lever 1<br />
113 SH105101P SCREW, cable clamping 1<br />
114 DAM8362 BOBBIN, valve operating rod 1<br />
115 FNZ104 NUT 1<br />
116 LNZ204 NUT, nyloc 1<br />
117 22A1704 COVER, linkage 1<br />
118 SH505091 SCREW, coarse thread, cover securing 2<br />
119 2K2545 WASHER, locking 2<br />
120 PWZ105 WASHER, plain 2<br />
121 ADU5066 SWITCH, gearbox, starter inhibitor 1<br />
122 TGY10001 GUARD, inhibitor switch 1<br />
123 SF504041 SCREW, guard to front cover 1<br />
124 GAE191 SWITCH, reversing lights 1<br />
125 22A1613 NUT, locking reversing light switch 1<br />
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Final Drive (Differential)<br />
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Final Drive (Differential)<br />
No. Part No. Description Qty. Remarks No. Part No. Description Qty. Remarks<br />
Final Drive Assembly<br />
You will need to establish several things before embarking on a rebuild of your final drive:<br />
The first thing (and the easiest) is to work out which drive shafts your Mini has. Rubber coupling (or<br />
‘Moulton’) drive shafts were used on most Minis up until 1973. The exceptions were the Cooper S and<br />
automatic transmission models, which used universal joint (or ‘Hardy Spicer’) drive shafts up until that<br />
date. From 1973 onwards, all Minis used offset sphere (or ‘pot joint’) drive shafts. The designs of the<br />
final drive output shafts and their covers depend on the drive shafts fitted. While rebuilding a final<br />
drive on a rubber coupling Mini, you can easily convert it to take ‘pot joint’ drive shafts if you wish by<br />
fitting a pair of DAM3114 output shafts and 22G2688 circlips .<br />
The final drive gear also needs to be identified. This may be achieved by counting the number of teeth<br />
on the final drive gear and if you divide that number by the number of teeth on the corresponding<br />
final drive pinion in the gearbox, you’ll get the final drive ratio. If you are unsure whether the age of<br />
your Mini’s transmission matches the age of the car,you will also need to work out whether you have<br />
pre-A Plus or A Plus gears. A Plus gears were introduced on the Mini round about 1982 (at different<br />
times on different models...), and have a sharper tooth angle and different pitch making them quieter<br />
than, but definitely not interchangeable with, the earlier gears. Looking in the gearbox, A Plus gears can<br />
be identified by the presence of a circumferential groove in the centre of the teeth, and the final drive<br />
pinion on the gearbox mainshaft is machined flush on both sides .<br />
The only exception to this rule concerns cars with the 3.444:1 final drive ratio, which received A Plus<br />
final drive gears in 1979, a full 3 years before they got A Plus gearboxes. So, if you have a 3.444:1<br />
final drive Mini with a pre-A Plus gearbox containing the larger idler gear and 1st/3rd motion shaft<br />
bearings introduced in 1979, the chances are you will have A Plus final drive gears.<br />
Lastly, you will need to identify your differential case. The case was redesigned in the early 1980s to<br />
combat the problem of spinning pinion thrust washers wearing through it: notches were added to the<br />
case to locate anti-rotation tabs on redesigned thrust washers.<br />
For those indulging in modified or competition Minis, several flavours of limited slip differential and a<br />
stronger cross pin differential are available as special orders; please contact Somerford Mini to<br />
discuss your needs.<br />
1 BTA145 CASE, differential 1 Use with plain pinion thrust washers.<br />
DAM6027 CASE, differential 1 Use with anti-rotation thrust washers.<br />
2 ATA7378 BUSH, differential case 1 Included in differential case.<br />
Final Drive Gears, <strong>Manual</strong> <strong>Gearbox</strong><br />
3 22G443 GEAR, final drive, 65 teeth, 4.333:1 ratio 1 For 15 tooth 22G99 pinion.<br />
22G370 GEAR, final drive, 64 teeth, 4.267:1 ratio 1 For 15 tooth 22G99 pinion.<br />
22G101 GEAR, final drive, 62 teeth, 4.133:1 ratio 1 For 15 tooth 22G99 pinion.<br />
22G340 GEAR, final drive, 63 teeth, 3.938:1 ratio 1 For 16 tooth 22G338 pinion.<br />
22A401 GEAR, final drive, 64 teeth, 3.765:1 ratio 1 For 17 tooth 22A399 pinion.<br />
22G940 GEAR, final drive, 62 teeth, 3.647:1 ratio 1 For 17 tooth 22A399 pinion.<br />
22A411 GEAR, final drive, 62 teeth, 3.444:1 ratio 1 For 18 tooth 22A413 pinion.<br />
DAM3645 GEAR, final drive, 65 teeth, 4.333:1 ratio 1 For 15 tooth DAM3647 pinion; A Plus.<br />
DAM3216 GEAR, final drive, 63 teeth, 3.938:1 ratio 1 For 16 tooth DAM3218 pinion; A Plus.<br />
DAM4779 GEAR, final drive, 64 teeth, 3.765:1 ratio 1 For 17 tooth DAM4131 pinion; A Plus.<br />
DAM4162 GEAR, final drive, 62 teeth, 3.647:1 ratio 1 For 17 tooth DAM4131 pinion; A Plus.<br />
DAM2677 GEAR, final drive, 62 teeth, 3.444:1 ratio 1 For 18 tooth DAM2679 pinion; A Plus.<br />
DAM2806 GEAR, final drive, 61 teeth, 3.211:1 ratio 1 For 19 tooth DAM2808 pinion; A Plus.<br />
DAM6327 GEAR, final drive, 59 teeth, 3.105:1 ratio 1 For 19 tooth DAM2808 pinion; A Plus.<br />
DAM5925 GEAR, final drive, 59 teeth, 2.950:1 ratio 1 For 20 tooth DAM5927 pinion; A Plus.<br />
TCB10004 GEAR, final drive, 58 teeth, 2.762:1 ratio 1 For 21 tooth TCC10001 pinion; A Plus.<br />
Final Drive Gears, Automatic Transmission<br />
22A1003 GEAR, final drive, 72 teeth, 3.273:1 ratio 1 For 22 tooth 22A1300 pinion.<br />
DAM7362 GEAR, final drive, 72 teeth, 3.273:1 ratio 1 For 22 tooth DAM7365 pinion; A Plus.<br />
DAM4130 GEAR, final drive, 69 teeth, 2.760:1 ratio 1 For 25 tooth DAM4128 pinion; A Plus.<br />
4 ATA7378 BUSH, final drive gear 1 Included in final drive gear.<br />
5 ATA7043 BOLT, gear to differential case 6<br />
6 ATA7385 LOCK TAB, bolt 3<br />
7 BTA154 BLOCK, thrust 1 Optional in D AM6027 differential case.<br />
8 DAM6624 PINION, differential 2<br />
9 2A7062 WASHER, pinion thrust, plain 2 Use in BTA145 differential case.<br />
10 DAM5071 WASHER, pinion thrust, with anti-rotation 2 Use in DAM6027 differential case.<br />
tab<br />
11 22G2583 CROSS PIN, pinion 1<br />
12 RPS1418 ROLL PIN, cross pin 1<br />
13 22A373 OUTPUT SHAFT AND GEAR 2 For rubber (‘Moulton’) couplings .<br />
22A1151 OUTPUT SHAFT AND GEAR 2 For universal joints (‘Hardy Spicer’).<br />
DAM3114 OUTPUT SHAFT AND GEAR 2 For offset spheres (‘pot joints’).<br />
14 BTA101 WASHER, output gear thrust 2<br />
15 AHU1856 BEARING, differential 2<br />
16 2A3535 SHIM, bearing, 0.002" (0.0508mm) A/R<br />
2A3534 SHIM, bearing, 0.003" (0.0762mm) A/R<br />
DAM3108 SHIM, bearing, 0.006" (0.1520mm) A/R<br />
DAM3109 SHIM, bearing, 0.010" (0.2540mm) A/R<br />
DAM3633 SHIM, bearing, 0.020" (0.5080mm) A/R<br />
17 88G477 DISTANCE PIECE, with bush 1 Automatic transmission models; for<br />
universal joint (‘Hardy Spicer’) shafts.<br />
CHM166 DISTANCE PIECE, with bush 1 Automatic transmission models; for<br />
offset sphere (‘pot joint’) drive shafts.<br />
18 22G421 BUSH, distance piece 1 Automatic transmission models; for<br />
universal joint (‘Hardy Spicer’) shafts.<br />
2A3538 BUSH, distance piece 1 Automatic transmission models; for<br />
offset sphere (‘pot joint’) drive shafts.<br />
Final Drive Output<br />
Rubber Coupling (‘Moulton’) Type<br />
All <strong>Manual</strong> <strong>Gearbox</strong> Models Except Cooper S, 1959-73<br />
19 CHM85 COVER ASSEMBLY, with bush 2<br />
20 2A3538 BUSH, cover 2<br />
21 ADU5738 OIL SEAL, cover 2<br />
22 GUG705567GM GASKET, cover 2<br />
23 SH505101 SCREW, coarse thread, cover to gearbox 10<br />
24 LWZ305 WASHER, locking 10<br />
25 22A374 FLANGE, output 2<br />
26 FNZ810 NUT, output flange to shaft 2<br />
27 PWZ110 WASHER, plain 2<br />
28 GCD101 RUBBER COUPLING KIT, drive shaft 2 Includes one coupling, U bolts and nuts.<br />
QL5000 NYLON COUPLING KIT, drive shafts 1 Uprated; includes two nylon and needle<br />
roller couplings, plus U bolts and nuts.<br />
29 22A132 U BOLT, coupling to shaft yokes 8<br />
30 LNZ205 NUT, locking 16<br />
Universal Joint (‘Har dy Spicer’) Type<br />
Cooper S, 1963-71; All Automatic Transmission Models, 1965-73<br />
31 22G419 COVER ASSEMBLY, with bush 2 Cooper S.<br />
32 22G421 BUSH, cover 2 Cooper S.<br />
33 AHU1082 OIL SEAL, cover 2 Cooper S.<br />
34 GUG705567GM GASKET, cover 2 Cooper S.<br />
35 SH505101 SCREW, coarse thread, cover to gearbox 10 Cooper S.<br />
36 LWZ305 WASHER, locking 10 Cooper S.<br />
37 88G476 COVER ASSEMBLY, with bush 2 Automatic transmission models .<br />
38 22G421 BUSH, cover 2 Automatic transmission models .<br />
39 AHU1082 OIL SEAL, cover 2 Automatic transmission models .<br />
40 22A1612B GASKET, cover 2 Automatic transmission models .<br />
41 SH505081 SCREW, coarse thread, cover to gearbox 8 Automatic transmission models .<br />
42 LWZ305 WASHER, locking 8 Automatic transmission models .<br />
43 22A1152 FLANGE, output, with bolts 2<br />
44 22A1139 BOLT, output flange to drive shaft 8<br />
45 LNZ405 NUT, locking, output flange bolt 8<br />
46 22A1104 SCREW, output flange to output shaft 2<br />
47 WE600101 WASHER, shakeproof 2<br />
48 22A1201 WASHER, plain 2<br />
49 88G493 COLLET, output flange 4<br />
50 22A1566 RING, sealing 2<br />
Offset Sphere (‘Pot Joint’) Type<br />
All Models, 1973 On<br />
51 CHM85 COVER ASSEMBLY, with bush 2 <strong>Manual</strong> gearbox models.<br />
52 2A3538 BUSH, cover 2 <strong>Manual</strong> gearbox models.<br />
53 ADU5738 OIL SEAL, cover 2 <strong>Manual</strong> gearbox models.<br />
54 GUG705567GM GASKET, cover 2 <strong>Manual</strong> gearbox models.<br />
55 SH505101 SCREW, coarse thread, cover to gearbox 10 <strong>Manual</strong> gearbox models.<br />
56 LWZ305 WASHER, locking 10 <strong>Manual</strong> gearbox models.<br />
57 CHM167 COVER ASSEMBLY, with bush 2 Automatic transmission models .<br />
58 2A3538 BUSH, cover 2 Automatic transmission models .<br />
59 ADU5738 OIL SEAL, cover 2 Automatic transmission models .<br />
60 22A1612B GASKET, cover 2 Automatic transmission models .<br />
61 SH505081 SCREW, coarse thread, cover to gearbox 8 Automatic transmission models .<br />
62 LWZ305 WASHER, locking 8 Automatic transmission models .<br />
63 22G2688 CIRCLIP, output shaft 2<br />
64 GCV1102 OFFSET SPHERE C.V. JOINT ASS’Y 2 ‘Pot’ joint.<br />
65 GSV1073 GAITER KIT, offset sphere joint 2 Includes one gaiter, clips and grease.<br />
66 AKF1457 GREASE, sachet, offset sphere joint A/R<br />
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Brief Mini Production History<br />
This list is intended to assist some owners who are trying to establish year and model of their Mini.<br />
However, while the list may seem comprehensive, it isn’t. Just like everything else to do with the Mini<br />
when you look at its 40 year history, to come up with every last derivative, complete with corresponding<br />
chassis number (or vehicle identification number) prefix, would take several pages! However, limited<br />
editions excepted, it details the Mini models covered by this catalogue and is a fair representation of<br />
models down through the years.<br />
It does not cover models specific to certain markets that were locally assembled (e.g. Innocenti, Authi,<br />
Cord and Belgium, South Africa and Australia assembled vehicles). It also does not include certain shortlived<br />
niche models like the ERA Mini Turbo.<br />
Note that earlier MkI export models were often badged ‘850’rather than ‘Mini’ or ‘Seven’, and that the<br />
later 1980s/1990s City models were usually known in Europe as Special and in Japan as Sprite.<br />
Model Years Chassis No./ Commencing<br />
Built VIN Prefix Chassis No./VIN<br />
Austin and Morris Mk I Saloons 1959-67<br />
Austin Seven (850) 1959-62 A-A2S7 101<br />
Austin Mini (850) 1962-67 A-A2S7 197201<br />
Austin Seven De Luxe (850) 1959-62 A-A2S7 101<br />
Austin Mini De Luxe (850) 1962 A-A2S7 197021<br />
Austin Super Seven (850) 1961-62 A-A2S7S 125538<br />
Austin Super Mini (850) 1962 A-A2S7S 197021<br />
Austin Mini Super De Luxe (850) 1962-64 A-A2S7S 307125<br />
Austin Mini De Luxe (850) 1964-67 A-A2S7 640203<br />
Austin Seven/Mini Cooper (997) 1961-64 C-A2S7 138301<br />
Austin Mini Cooper (998) 1963-67 C-A2S7 486096<br />
Austin Mini Cooper S (1071) 1963-64 C-A2S7 384101<br />
Austin Mini Cooper S (1275) 1964-67 C-A2S7 551501<br />
Austin Mini Cooper S (970) 1964-65 C-A2S7 549501<br />
Morris Mini Minor (850) 1959-67 M-A2S4 101<br />
Morris Mini Minor De Luxe (850) 1959-62 M-A2S4 101<br />
Morris Super Mini Minor (850) 1961-62 M-A2S4S 75573<br />
Morris Mini Minor Super De Luxe (850) 1962-64 M-A2S4S 148817<br />
Morris Mini Minor De Luxe (850) 1964-67 M-A2S4 296257<br />
Morris Mini Cooper (997) 1961-64 K-A2S4 138311<br />
Morris Mini Cooper (998) 1963-67 K-A2S4 491251<br />
Morris Mini Cooper S (1071) 1963-64 K-A2S4 384101<br />
Morris Mini Cooper S (1275) 1964-67 K-A2S4 552501<br />
Morris Mini Cooper S (970) 1964-65 K-A2S4 550501<br />
Austin and Morris Mk II Saloons 1967-70<br />
Austin Mini Mk II 850 1967-69 A-A2SB 1068001<br />
Austin Mini Mk II 850 Super De Luxe 1967-69 A-A2SB 1068001<br />
Austin Mini Mk II 1000 Super De Luxe 1967-69 A-A2SB 1068001<br />
Austin Mini Cooper Mk II (998) 1967-69 C-A2SB 1068151<br />
Austin Mini Cooper S Mk II (1275) 1967-70 C-A2SB 1068451<br />
Morris Mini Mk II 850 1967-69 M-A2S6 507001<br />
Morris Mini Mk II 850 Super De Luxe 1967-69 M-A2S6 507001<br />
Morris Mini Mk II 1000 Super De Luxe 1967-69 M-A2S6 507001<br />
Morris Mini Cooper Mk II (998) 1967-69 K-A2S6 1068197<br />
Morris Mini Cooper S Mk II (1275) 1967-70 K-A2S6 1068471<br />
Mini Mk III Saloons 1969-75<br />
Mini 850 1969-74 X-A2S1 101<br />
Mini 850 1974-75 X-K2S1 101<br />
Mini 1000 1969-74 X-A2S1N 101<br />
Mini 1000 1974-75 X-L2S1N 101<br />
Mini Cooper S Mk III (1275) 1970-71 X-AD1 101<br />
Mini Saloons 1976-96 (‘Mk IV’ and Throttle Body Injection or TBi)<br />
Mini 850 1976-79 X-K2S1 340101<br />
Mini City (850) 1979-80 X-K2S1 633177<br />
Mini 850 Super De Luxe 1979-80 X-K2S1N 635039<br />
Mini 1000 1976-79 X-L2S1N 340554<br />
Mini 1000 Super 1979-80 X-L2S1N 633285<br />
Mini City (1000) 1980-82 X-L2S1O 743114<br />
Mini City E (1000) 1982-88 X-L2S1O 122249<br />
Mini City (1000) Non Catalyst 1988-92 X-L2S1O 396449<br />
Mini City (1000) Catalyst 1989-92 X-L2S3O 426565<br />
Mini HL (1000) 1980-82 X-L2S1N 743004<br />
Mini HLE (1000) 1982 X-L2S1N 122249<br />
Mini Mayfair (1000) 1982-88 X-L2S1N 147144<br />
Mini Mayfair (1000) Non Catalyst 1988-92 X-L2S1N 396449<br />
Mini Mayfair (1000) Catalyst 1989-92 X-L2S3N 426565<br />
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Model Years Chassis No./ Commencing<br />
Built VIN Prefix Chassis No./VIN<br />
Mini Mayfair (1000) Europe Non Catalyst 1988-92 X-L2S1S 396449<br />
Mini Mayfair (1000) Europe Catalyst 1989-92 X-L2S3S 426565<br />
Mini Sprite (1275) 1992-94 XN-YA 049349<br />
Mini Sprite 1.3i (1275) 1994-96 XN-YA 058254<br />
Mini Mayfair (1275) 1992-94 XN-WA 049349<br />
Mini Mayfair 1.3i (1275) 1994-96 XN-WA 058254<br />
Mini Cooper (1275) RSP Limited Edition 1990 XN-CA 010001<br />
Mini Cooper (1275) 1990-91 XN-CA 011651<br />
Mini Cooper 1.3i (1275) 1991-96 XN-CA 031550<br />
Mini Saloons 1997 On (Multi Point Injection or MPi, plus TBi)<br />
Mini (1275) MPi 1997-2000 XN-WA 134455<br />
Mini (1275) TBi Japan 1997-1999 XN-WA 134455<br />
Mini Cooper (1275) MPi 1997-2000 XN-CA 134455<br />
Mini Cooper (1275) TBi Japan 1997-1999 XN-CA 134455<br />
Riley and Wolseley Saloons 1961-69<br />
Riley Elf (850) 1961-63 R-A2S1 156851<br />
Riley Elf Mk II (1000) 1963-66 R-A2S2 369601<br />
Riley Elf Mk III (1000) 1966-69 R-A2S3 930221<br />
Wolseley Hornet (850) 1961-63 W-A2S1 156861<br />
Wolseley Hornet Mk II (1000) 1963-66 W-A2S2 367151<br />
Wolseley Hornet Mk III (1000) 1966-69 W-A2S3 927473<br />
Mini Clubman Saloons 1969-80<br />
Mini Clubman (1000) 1969-74 X-A2S2 101<br />
Mini Clubman (1000) 1974-75 X-L2S2 101<br />
Mini Clubman (1100) 1975-80 X-C2S2 258877<br />
Mini Clubman (1000 Automatic) 1975-80 X-L2S2 258877<br />
Mini 1275 GT 1969-74 X-AD2 101<br />
Mini 1275 GT 1974-80 X-E2D2 101<br />
Mini Cabriolets 1991-96<br />
Mini Cabriolet (Lamm Design) 1991-93 XN-WB 024857<br />
Mini Cabriolet (Rover) 1993-96 XN-WB 061481<br />
Austin and Morris Mk I Estates 1960-67<br />
Austin Seven Countryman (850) 1960-62 A-AW7 19126<br />
Austin Mini Countryman (850) 1962-67 A-AW7 197104<br />
Morris Mini Minor Traveller (850) 1960-67 M-AW4 19101<br />
Austin and Morris Mk II Estates 1967-69<br />
Austin Mini Countryman Mk II 1000 1967-69 A-AWB 1068101<br />
Morris Mini Traveller Mk II 1000 1967-69 M-AW6 1068401<br />
Mini Clubman and HL Estates 1969-82<br />
Mini Clubman Estate (1000) 1969-74 X-A2W2 101<br />
Mini Clubman Estate (1000) 1974-75 X-L2W2 101<br />
Mini Clubman Estate (1100) 1975-80 X-C2W2 259639<br />
Mini Clubman Estate (1000 Automatic) 1975-80 X-L2W2 259639<br />
Mini HL Estate (1000) 1980-82 X-L2W2 751080<br />
Mini Vans 1960-84<br />
Austin Seven/Mini Van (850) 1960-69 A-AV7 12101<br />
Austin Mini Van (1000) 1967-69 A-AV7 1068001<br />
Morris Mini Van (850) 1960-69 M-AV4 12601<br />
Morris Mini Van (1000) 1967-69 M-AV4 1068001<br />
Mini Van (850 and 1000) 1969-74 X-AV1 101<br />
Mini Van (850) 1974-79 X-KV1 101<br />
Mini Van (1000) 1974-79 X-LV1 101<br />
Mini 95 Van (850) 1979-84 X-KV1 126932<br />
Mini 95 Van (1000) 1979-84 X-LV1 126932<br />
Mini Pick Ups 1961-83<br />
Austin Seven/Mini Pick Up (850) 1961-69 A-AU7 87551<br />
Austin Mini Pick Up (1000) 1967-69 A-AU7 1068001<br />
Morris Mini Pick Up (850) 1961-69 M-AU4 91551<br />
Morris Mini Pick Up (1000) 1967-69 M-AU4 1068001<br />
Mini Pick Up (850 and 1000) 1969-74 X-AU1 101<br />
Mini Pick Up (850) 1974-79 X-KU1 101<br />
Mini Pick Up (1000) 1974-79 X-LU1 101<br />
Mini 95 Pick Up (850) 1979-80 X-KU1 25448<br />
Mini 95 Pick Up (1000) 1979-83 X-LU1 25448<br />
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