Barn Find MG TD Restoration Part 2: Oil change and SU Carb removal

[@amazingdecks1]

Amazing how easy the plug unscrews when you turn it the right way!

[@curtkuhns]

I owned and drove a 1953 MG-TD back in the day. I'm eighty now and still have warm feelings about my car. Good luck in your restoration. -Curt

[@jonathanfoster8328]

Looking forward to more Td videos

[@billchasser8978]

What happen to this video series?

[@BMC1100]

About that oil filter, there should be parts on the bolt inside the can before the filter goes in. A spring, a washer, a seal and a plate. If these parts are missing the filter isn't doing anything.

[@Rust_in_Time]

Yes, the spring and plate were inside the housing, but I didn’t bother disturb them as they stayed in place when I was putting the new one in. The spring compressed fine when screwing the assembly back on too. You are very observant, thank you!

[@deep6thisdeep6this92]

only someone such as yourself can get away with saying "...if we look at the hole from whence the oil has come..." and not sound like a complete fruit....jolly good! looking forward to the next installment.

[@davidbamford4721]

I would have thought that the first thing that you would have done is to wash the car!

[@Rust_in_Time]

Well, I felt that the need for tinkering was more pressing....besides, I hear one needs special skills to wash a car these days!

[@chrisbaker121924]

@@Rust_in_Time going for the Ed China wheeler dealers way of doing it. 😆 always wash last. Lovely motor looks mint. Solid as anything.

[@Rust_in_Time]

@@chrisbaker121924 Wash will be in the next episode!