AU02TF

Hi BruceTF135,
Could you please send me a link to the eBay site or your details as I need to get a LCA kit for my 2002 135 TF.
Thanks,
Mark

Thanks to all for the input.
Cleaned the switch which made no difference so coffee was in order.
However, after a warm 31deg day here in Adelaide, I jumped into the TF to move it back into its garage and low & behold, the window rolled down. On reflection, I had washed the car the day before and it was after that I found the non-working window. Seems there was a damp connection somewhere and the car on drive - sunny day solved the issue.
Oh, and for your amusement Airportable, it is now considered a bit of status to be able to trace ancestry back to a convict in the family tree. Very Australian!

Thanks Cobber, I'll try pulling out the switch and clean the contacts.
Will let you know if that does the trick.

Hi All,
The drivers side window on my 2002 TF 135 has suddenly stoped working.
Press the down button and, nothing. - no sound of cogs trying to turn or clicking of electrical contacts!
Passengers side works perfectly.
Where should I start looking?
Thanks,
Mark

G'Day from Adelaide Australia.
I purchased a 2002 MG TF 135 earlier in the year, having fun getting to know the vehicle and tinkering with my first MG.
The suspension was horrible; it was so firm that She Who Must Be Obeyed would not ride in it so after much research including trolling the T-Bar, I imported the Rimmer Bros 'soft ride suspension kit' which has made a huge difference, transforming it to a comfortable ride.
The alignment was obviously shot as the front tyres were totally scrubbed on the inside so new ones fitted and wheel alignment done - much better again.
But the steering still fills a bit off. It tracks straight and no wobble or shaking - just feels vague and handling not pin sharp.
So, I'm wondering if an alignment by a specialist (rather than the hack tyre retailer) might improve things more? Attached is the post alignment results and I'm hoping someone with knowledge of such things would take a look and give me feedback.
Cheers, Mark.