I admit I was baffled by your description of the clicking noise. All I
can think of is that some component was assembled incorrectly and is now
interfering. It seems to me that the only way to find out is to
disassemble it and look for wear marks. This doesn't seem like a very
attractive proposition, I know. But the alternative is learning to live
with it, I suppose, failing any response from other listers who may have
experienced this problem before.
Congrats on the new additions...
Lonn and Rhonda had this to say:
>We are adding a 1966 Mini Cooper and a 1996 Land Rover Discovery SE to the
>stable. And my MG clutch still clicks.... clutch click, clutch click...
>doesn't anybody know what is making that sound?
>
>Lonn Howard
>Pasco, WA USA
>'70 TR6 (perfect automotive harmony)
>'71 TR6 (ditto... perfection)
>'70 MG BGT (with clicking clutch and glow-in-the-friking-dark-pink wheel
>wells...)
>'89 Snaab 'vert (goes reeaaally fast when you want it to)
>'91 big truck (with camper now firmly attached)
>'66 Mini Cooper (I'm going to call it, Mini Cooper...(ala Dr. Evil))
>'96 Land Rover (has snob written all over it, but it IS British)
>
>
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Max Heim
'66 MGB GHN3L76149
If you're near Mountain View, CA,
it's the red one with the silver bootlid.
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