Manual Gearbox - 3 Synchro Internal Components

Welcome to Somerford Mini Ltd. 

Somerford Mini Limited was established in 1990 by Peter Hines, a Mini enthusiast. The 

company has been very successful and now boasts a huge spares department alongside 

the original restoration business. Manned by restorers with a deep passion for (and vast 

knowledge and experience of) the Mini, our workshop enjoys a reputation as one of the 

country’s leading Mini restoration centres. With the spares and restoration departments 

together as a team, we have the full blessing of MG Rover, through being a British Motor 

Heritage Approved Specialist. We are justifiably proud of this accolade. 

The spares side of the business started in 1994 and has grown at an incredible rate. We 

now stock over 8000 lines, with more being added all the time. We cater for all Minis, 

from 1959 to the end of production in 2000, with the parts needed to carry out a full 

restoration, including very specialised body fittings that are not otherwise widely 

available. Other stock ranges from service items right the way through to accessories, 

performance parts and all the latest gizmos to dress up your Mini. 

Somerford Mini Limited is still a small enough company to guarantee a personal service, 

a very important consideration. Unlike many of our competitors, we can offer proper 

advice before you make your purchase. We know from our own workshop experience 

what works and what doesn’t, so if you’re not sure about something please ask – the 

chances are we can help. Our workshop is also able to fit any part we sell, if you so 

choose. We take a pride in being totally honest with our customers and not making 

false promises (tales of which you hear only too often with some mail order companies). 

We look forward to helping you to care for your cherished Mini. 

Peter Hines 

Somerford Mini Limited. 

Ordering Parts 

When ordering parts, it is very helpful if you also provide us with information about 

your car. Details such as the chassis number (or vehicle identification number on 

later models), engine number, year of manufacture, whether the car is right or left 

hand drive and details of any modifications will all help to ensure you get the parts 

you need. 

You can order parts by telephone, fax,mail, e-mail, through our website, or 

alternatively you would be most welcome to visit our shop during normal trading 

hours (Monday to Friday 9.00am to 6.00pm, Saturday 9.00am to 2.00pm, Sunday 

closed). We provide a range of methods of despatch for your order, from regular 

post through to next day courier delivery. Sometimes the method of despatch is 

dependant on the weight or size of your order. We are of course happy to give you 

a quotation, including delivery costs, before you place your order with us. 

Using This Catalogue 

Illustrations and Illustration Numbers: The illustrations are carefully 

crafted to guide you to the parts you want for your car. Each assembly is depicted 

in an exploded format and for consistency,where practicality permits, the view is from 

a left hand front three quarter angle (we’re also aware that many customers use 

catalogues as a visual guide to the assembly procedure of their car!). If only one hand 

is illustrated of a part with right and left hand versions, both hands will be listed under 

the matching illustration number in the text, usually with the right hand listed first. 

Part Number: A part number is the identifying name for a part in our stock 

control system, and differentiates between versions – right hand or left hand, early or 

late model. We ask you, where you can,to use part numbers when ordering – it helps 

to guarantee you get the exact parts you need. If you can’t work out which part 

number or you’re having difficulty working out exactly what it is you need, please 

contact us. We are only too happy to guide you or work it out for you. 

Description: We need to clarify here what we mean by right and left hand. Right 

and left hand is always taken from a viewpoint of sitting in the car,not from standing 

in front of it. So why don’t we say ‘offside’ or ‘nearside’ Because offside for a right 

hand drive car is nearside for a left hand drive car (you can see how this becomes 

easily confused…). 

Quantity Required: This is always the quantity required per car. For example, 

if two bolts hold a hinge, and there are four hinges on the car, the quantity required 

will be shown as 8, not 2. 

Remarks: This is additional descriptive information to help you identify the part 

you need, to tell you exactly what you’ll receive if you order that part, or to make you 

aware of an available alternative. It does this by telling you to which models or in 

which years a part was originally fitted (if there is a choice), or what that part includes, 

or whether that part can be used on other models. 

Parts Availability 

While the great majority of the parts listed in this catalogue are currently available, 

there are some that are not. A few of the parts shown in this catalogue are there in 

anticipation of what may become available in future (new or reintroduced products are 

constantly under development). A handful of others are there to historically acknowledge 

what would have originally been fitted and are, where possible, accompanied by an 

alternative, serviceable product. It therefore follows that this catalogue does not 

constitute a definite offer for sale of any particular item. 

In the accompanying price list, a price beside the part number indicates that the part 

is usually available; if the part number is absent it indicates non-availability. If the 

comment ‘use’ (followed by a different part number) is found, the original part has been 

superseded by an available alternative. 

Overseas customers should note that sometimes shipments will be subject to local 

import duties, which are not included in the price we charge for your order, or the 

delivery costs. These duties must be paid by you before you can receive your 

shipment. Value Added Tax at the current United Kingdom rate will be levied on all 

orders despatched to countries within the European Community, but will not be 

levied on orders despatched to the rest of the world. 

We accept payments for orders by cash, personal cheque, bank draft, Sterling 

travellers cheque and most credit or debit cards, including Visa,Mastercard, Maestro 

(Switch) and Delta. If you intend to pay by personal cheque or bankers draft, we 

would advise you to ask for a parts availability check and quotation before placing 

your order. 

Copyright 

Copyright Somerford Mini Limited October 2006 (second edition, September 2008). All 

rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, 

or transmitted in any form by any means, electronic, photocopying, recording or otherwise 

without prior written consent of Somerford Mini Limited. 

British Motor Heritage Approval 

Somerford Mini Limited is a British Motor Heritage approved specialist. Our agreement 

with British Motor Heritage permits the use of certain marque logos and some of the 

artwork contained in this catalogue. The remainder of the artwork is the intellectual 

property of Somerford Mini Limited. 

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No. Part No. Description Qty. Remarks No. Part No. Description Qty. Remarks 

Change Points 

In the catalogue you will see parts changes referred to by dates. We have steered away 

from the tradition of listing change points by chassis or commission number (they’re 

different,and the factory parts books used both) because they are so complicated on 

Minis. All the models had different change points until 1984 (after which it got much 

easier) and to list change point numbers often amounts to half a page of text! 

better town car, which in some other respects it undoubtedly is. Also, refinement is not 

the automatic’s greatest feature; it changes gear rather a lot (often downwards), 

subjecting the car’s occupants to even more noise than in a manual Mini. 

It is surprising that the innovative and promising Mini automatic was largely starved of 

development during its 35 years in production, major changes being confined to the the 

gearchange mechanism, plus the introduction of A Plus drop gears in 1982. 

As a result, we’ve used years instead. While much more simple, we acknowledge that 

using dates to portray change points is not perfect. For example, you will know the 

year of registration of your car but you might not know the year of manufacture - the 

two aren’t necessarily the same. Also, a revised part was often introduced during a year 

rather than at the beginning or end of it. If you have difficulty in establishing which 

part is for your car,you will find a list of Mini models production history at the end 

of this catalogue which may help. If it doesn’t, contact us, preferably with your chassis, 

commission or engine number to hand, and we’ll do our best to sort it out for you. 

Mini Transmissions 

The manual gearbox created for the Mini in 1959 was an essential factor in the 

amazing space efficiency of the car. Developed from the gearbox used by BMC’s other 

A Series-engined cars of the time like the Morris Minor (and sharing many of the 

gearbox internals), the Mini gearbox was the first to be positioned under the engine. 

This allowed the entire power unit to be mounted transversely in the car, keeping the 

area occupied by it to a bare minimum. 

Gear selection was made by a long gear lever (‘direct change’), remembered affectionately 

as the ‘magic wand’ or ‘pudding stirrer’ by those who owned early Minis. Power was 

transferred from the engine and clutch down to the gearbox via a series of three gears 

colloquially referred to as the drop gears; the design initially allowed oil onto the clutch 

all too frequently, causing severe slippage. The sealing system had to be quickly 

redesigned and a programme was carried out to modify the Minis built thus far. 

After this hiccup the Mini gearbox settled down to a reasonably trustworthy existance. 

It was, however,still subjected to many improvements through the years and apart from 

the basic shape of the gearbox case very little of the 1990s Mini gearbox is recognisably 

the same as that on early cars. 

Most of the modifications centred on improving the gearchange - a remote gearchange 

arrived in 1961 (for several years fitted only to Coopers, it had the additional benefit 

of considerably steadying engine movement), cone synchromesh gave way to baulk rings 

in 1962, a proper synchromesh gear replaced the old ‘crash’ first gear in 1968 and the 

remote gearchange plus the gear selectors were replaced by a system known as ‘rod 

change’ in 1973. 

Two other major design modifications are worthy of note, both involving quietening the 

gearbox. Around 1963-64 the angle of the gear teeth was changed (post-modification 

gears being known as B Type and pre-modification retrospectively becoming A Type). 

This happened again around 1982 (the new gears being known as A Plus), bringing the 

Mini gearbox in line production-wise with the recently introduced Austin Metro. Exact 

identification of a Mini manual gearbox prior to replacement of gears is therefore of 

paramount importance - different angled gear teeth will not mesh together! 

Automatic transmission arrived in the Mini for 1965. A special automatic specification 

engine block had to be cast, a fact not lost on Mini owners who have converted their 

cars from automatic to manual and had to change the engine as well as the gearbox. 

The Mini automatic has significantly worse fuel economy as well as poorer acceleration 

than that managed by manual Minis, detracting from the automatic’s claim to be the 

Opinions concerning Minis fitted with automatic transmission entrench the enthusiast 

fraternity, the vast majority believing that the only good thing you can do with an 

automatic Mini is to convert it to manual. Yet the automatic Mini still does have its 

supporters, not least in Japan, the Mini’s biggest market in the 1990s, where nearly all 

of the Minis sold were automatics because of that country’s highly congested city roads. 

Contact Us 

Somerford Mini Limited 

Unit 2 Broadfield Farm, 

Great Somerford, Chippenham, Wiltshire, SN15 5EL 

e-mail spares@somerford-mini.co.uk 

Tel. 01249 721421 Fax. 01249 721316 

Opening Times 

Monday to Friday: 9.00am to 6.00pm 

Saturday: 9.00am to 2.00pm Sunday: Closed 

Contents 

Manual Gearbox - Flywheel and Clutch 2 

Manual Gearbox - Flywheel Housing and Clutch Cover 4 

Manual Gearbox - Clutch Pedal and Hydraulics 6 

Manual Gearbox - Primary, Idler and 1st Motion Shaft Drive Gears 8 

Manual Gearbox - External Components 10 

Manual Gearbox - 3 Synchromesh Internal Components 12 

Manual Gearbox - 4 Synchromesh Internal Components 16 

Manual Gearbox - Selectors and Speedometer Drives 18 

Manual Gearbox - Direct and Remote Gearchanges 20 

Manual Gearbox - Rod Gearchange 22 

Automatic Transmission - Torque Converter and Housing 24 

Automatic Transmission - Transmission Components 26 

Automatic Transmission - Gearchange Controls 28 

Final Drive (Differential) 30 

Mini Production History 32 

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Manual Gearbox - Flywheel and Clutch 

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Manual Gearbox - Flywheel and Clutch 


Flywheels 

Coil Spring and Diaphragm Spring Clutch Types, 1959-82 

1 22A129 FLYWHEEL ASS’Y,two piece, oil-fed 1 1959-62; coil spring clutch. Replaces 

bush type 

DU bush flywheel on earliest cars. 

22A443 FLYWHEEL ASS’Y,two piece, Deva metal 1 1962-63; 1 3/8" dia. Deva bush 

bush type 

machining and coil spring clutch. 

12G3014 FLYWHEEL ASS’Y,one piece , Deva metal 1 1963-82; 1 1/2" dia. Deva bush 

bush type 

machining, coil or diaphragm clutch. 

Originally there were several 1963 on two piece flywheel designs (i.e. the flywheel was bolted to a 

separate hub); all are now replaced by the later one piece flywheel. 

C-AEG619 FLYWHEEL ASS’Y,lightened steel type 1 For fast road and competition use. 

2 12G676 RING GEAR, starter motor, 1/2" wide 1 Included in standard flywheel ass’ys. 

22G2613 RING GEAR, starter motor, 11/32" wide 1 Included in C-AEG619 lightened 

flywheel assembly. 

22A130 GASKET, hub to flywheel 1 1959-62; included in oil-fed bush 

flywheel assembly. 

3 22A56 SCREW, hub to flywheel 6 Included in two piece flywheel ass’ys. 

4 LWZ606 WASHER, shakeproof 6 Included in two piece flywheel ass’ys. 

5 FNZ506 NUT 6 Included in two piece flywheel ass’ys. 

6 22A325 OIL SEAL, Nu-lip type 1 1959-61; for DU bush type flywheel. 

22A214 OIL SEAL, small 1 1961-62; for oil-fed bush type flywheel. 

7 2A3530 SCREW, flywheel to crankshaft 1 1959-63. 

22A747 SCREW, flywheel to crankshaft 1 1963-82. 

8 22A1155 LOCKTAB, flywheel screw 1 Included in 18G8086 clutch lock tab kit. 

9 88G508 KEY, flywheel to crankshaft 1 

Verto Clutch Types, 1982 On 

The Verto flywheel and clutch assembly was introduced as a means of lightening the effort required to 

operate the clutch (the older diaphragm clutch was a very strong and reliable design which 

unfortunately required an agricultural stomp of the foot, quite unbecoming in a new car by the 1980s, 

to operate it). 

As replacement par ts, Verto clutches were originally only supplied as balanced assemblies complete with 

flywheel, in an attempt to counter clutch judder in service. Nowadays, you can purchase the clutch 

components separately if you wish, but the flywheel is still only available as part of the (rather steeply 

priced) flywheel and clutch assembly. 

10 GCU90107AF FLYWHEEL AND CLUTCH ASS’Y, balanced 1 1982-85; for inertia starter fitted 

998cc models. 

GCU90115AF FLYWHEEL AND CLUTCH ASS’Y, balanced 1 1985-90; for pre-engaged starter 

fitted 998cc models . 

GCU90122AF FLYWHEEL AND CLUTCH ASS’Y, balanced 1 1990-94; for 998cc and carburetter 

fitted 1275cc models . 

GCU90121AF FLYWHEEL AND CLUTCH ASS’Y, balanced 1 1991-96; for SPi (single point 

injection) fitted 1275cc models . 

GCU90123AF FLYWHEEL AND CLUTCH ASS’Y, balanced 1 1997 on; for MPi (multi point 

injection) fitted 1275cc models 

plus SPi (Japan). 

11 12G2445 RING GEAR, 107 teeth 1 1982-85; included in iner tia starter 

flywheel assemblies. 

PSF10003 RING GEAR, 129 teeth 1 1985 on; included in pre-engaged 

starter flywheel assemblies. 

12 DAM5922 BOLT, locking, flywheel to crankshaft 1 

13 DAM5923 KEY, flywheel to crankshaft 1 

Clutch Kits 

14 - CLUTCH KIT, three piece, coil spring type 1 1959-64; kit not available - purchase 

parts separately. 

15 GCK100AF CLUTCH KIT, three piece, diaphragm type 1 1964-82. 

16 GCK149AF CLUTCH KIT, five piece, Verto type 1 1982-90; with 184mm diameter 

clutch plate . 

17 MHK51141 CLUTCH KIT, five piece, Verto type 1 1990 on; with 190mm diameter 

clutch plate . 

QKT313AF CLUTCH KIT, five piece, Verto type 1 Heavy duty; for use with Metro Turbo 

power unit. 

Clutch Components 

Coil Spring Clutch, 1959-64 

At time of writing, components for the coil spring clutch fitted between 1959 and 1964 are hard to 

come by, to say the least. The later design diaphragm housing and/or clutch plate can be used to 

repair or replace a coil spring clutch in some instances: however by rule of thumb, the earlier the 

flywheel and crankshaft, the less likely this will be possible. On 1963-64 flywheels, it’s a straight 

replacement of coil spring clutch parts by diaphragm clutch equivalents. 1962-63 flywheels (i.e. those 

with the 1 3/8" machining for the Deva bush) will accept a diaphragm type clutch plate, but not a 

diaphragm housing. 1959-62 oil-fed bush type flywheels (can’t be many of these left now, surely - most 

were replaced with Deva flywheels in the 1960s) will only accept coil spring clutch components. If you’re 

unlucky enough to need to replace the clutch on one of these, a crankshaft, primary gear and flywheel 

swap will be required - or an engine swap,which might be cheaper and w ould certainly be quicker. 

Please contact Somerford Mini if you require replacement parts for a coil spring clutch assembly, 

giving us if possible as much detail as you can about the dimensions of the flywheel to which the 

clutch is to be fitted. The following are the original components for coil spring clutches: 

18 2A3509 PLATE, pressure 1 Not Cooper models. 

22A539 PLATE, pressure 1 997 and 998 Cooper, 1071 Cooper S. 

19 88G541 PLATE, driven 1 

20 22A214 SEAL, oil, small 1 For 1959-62 models with oil-fed 

bush type flywheels. 

21 2A3658 STRAP, driving 12 

22 2A3659 SCREW, strap 3 

23 2A3512 LOCK TAB, strap 3 Included in 18G8086 clutch lock tab kit. 

24 PWZ106 WASHER, plain 3 

25 22A87 HOUSING, coil pressure springs 1 Does not include springs . 

26 2A3657 SCREW, housing to pressure plate 3 

27 LWZ606 WASHER, shakeproof 3 

28 22A6 SPRING, pressure 6 Not Cooper models. 

22A275 SPRING, pressure , black with white spot 6 997 and 998 Cooper, 1071 Cooper S. 

colour coded 

29 2A3651 FLANGE, clutch release 1 

30 22A8 BOLT, housing to flange 3 

31 FNZ505 NUT 3 

32 51K1261 LOCK TAB, nut 3 

33 GRB201 BEARING, clutch release 1 

34 18G8086 LOCK TAB KIT, clutch 1 Includes lock tabs for strap and 

flywheel securing screws, plus lock tabs 

for spring housing screws. 

Diaphragm Clutch, 1964-82 

35 22A598 PLATE, pressure 1 Standard fitment; not Cooper models. 

22G270 PLATE, pressure 1 Standard fitment; Cooper and Cooper S . 

C-AHT230 PLATE, pressure 1 Lightweight; for fast road and 

competition use. 

36 GCP204AF PLATE, driven 1 Standard fitment - road use. 

C-AHT596 PLATE, driven 1 Uprated fitment - fast road or 


C-AHT598 PLATE, driven, sintered paddle type 1 Uprated fitment - competition use. 

37 2A3658 STRAP, driving 12 

38 2A3659 SCREW, strap 3 

39 2A3512 LOCK TAB, strap 3 Included in 18G8086 clutch lock tab kit. 


41 GCC103 HOUSING, with diaphragm spring 1 Standard fitment - road use. 

C-AEG481 HOUSING, with diaphragm spring, 1 Uprated fitment - fast road or 

orange coded 


C-AEG482 HOUSING, with diaphragm spring, 1 Uprated fitment - competition use. 

grey coded 

42 AAU7154 PLATE, release 1 Included in housing. 

43 22A921 CIRCLIP, plate 1 Included in housing. 

44 2A3657 SCREW, housing to pressure plate 3 


46 GRB201 BEARING, clutch release 1 


flywheel securing screws. 

Verto Clutch, 1982 On 

48 GCP271AF PLATE, driven 1 1982-90; 184mm diameter clutch. 

GCP90832AF PLATE, driven 1 1990 on; 190mm diameter clutch. 

49 GCC679 DIAPHRAGM AND PRESSURE PLATE ASS’Y 1 1982-90; 184mm diameter clutch. 

C1644AF DIAPHRAGM AND PRESSURE PLATE ASS’Y 1 1990 on; 190mm diameter clutch. 

50 BAU2319 BOLT, diaphragm and pressure plate 3 

securing 

51 BAU2320 WASHER, shakeproof 3 

52 WAM1188 RELUCTOR RING , engine management 1 Injection models only; included in 

flywheel and clutch assembly. 

53 SJ104121M SCREW, reluctor ring to flywheel 2 

54 AHU1564 SLEEVE, clutch release 1 

55 GRB239 BEARING ASSEMBLY, clutch release 1 

56 AAU2866 O RING, clutch release bearing 1 

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Manual Gearbox - Flywheel Housing and Clutch Cover 


Flywheel Housing 

1 22G999 FLYWHEEL HOUSING , no breather hole 1 1959-68, 3 synchro gearbox, all models . 

DAM3165 FLYWHEEL HOUSING , no breather hole 1 1968-69, 4 synchro gearbox, all models. 

1969-79, 4 synchro gearbox, not 

1275cc . 

DAM6259 FLYWHEEL HOUSING , no breather hole 1 1979-92, 4 synchro gearbox, not 

1275cc . 

2 DAM3161 FLYWHEEL HOUSING , with breather hole 1 1969-79, 4 synchro gearbox, 1275cc. 

DAM6257 FLYWHEEL HOUSING , with breather hole 1 1979-91, 4 synchro gearbox, 1275cc 

carburetter. 

TRD10015 FLYWHEEL HOUSING , with breather hole 1 1991 on, 4 synchro gearbox, 1275 

and crank sensor hole 

injection and carburetter. 

3 88G302 BEARING, idler gear (1.004" ext. dia.) 1 1959-68, 3 synchro gearbox. 

13H7848 BEARING, idler gear (1 1/16" ext. dia., 1 1968-79, 4 synchro gearbox. 

3/4" int. dia.) 

AHU1707 BEARING, idler gear (1 3/8" ext. dia., 1 1979 on, 4 synchro gearbox. 

7/8" int. dia.) 

DAM3745 BEARING, idler gear, special, with sleeve 1 For use, see note below. 

(1 3/8" ext. dia., 3/4" int. dia.) 

4 LCG10001 BLANKING PLATE, crank sensor hole 1 1992-94, 1275 carburetter. 

5 FS105101 SCREW, blanking plate to 2 1992-94, 1275 carburetter. 

flywheel housing 

Interchangeability of flywheel housings: 

For 1959-68 models (3 synchro gearbox), none of the later 4 synchro flywheel housings can be used in 

place of the original. 

For 1968-79 models (not 1275), flywheel housing DAM6259 may be used, so long as the special idler 

bearing with sleeve DAM3745 is also fitted. 

For 1968-69 models (1275 only), flywheel housing DAM6259 may be used, so long as the special idler 

bearing with sleeve DAM3745 is also fitted. 

For 1969-79 models (1275 only), flywheel housing DAM6257 may be used, so long as the special idler 

bearing with sleeve DAM3745 is also fitted. Alternatively, flywheel housing TRD10015 may be used, so 

long as LCG10001 crank sensor hole blanking plate and two off FS105101 screws are also fitted, along 

with the special idler bearing and sleeve DAM3745. 

For 1979-91 models (1275 carburetter), flywheel housing TRD10015 may be used, so long as LCG10001 

crank sensor hole blanking plate and two off FS105101 screws are also fitted. 

These notes show how to use later flywheel housings on earlier 4 synchro power units - they do 

rely on the original idler gear being retained. If you’re not sure what’s original on the car for 

its year, to be sure you may have to dust off a vernier caliper and deduce (i) the external 

diameter of the idler gear bearing required (measure the bearing location in the flywheel housing) 

and (ii) the internal diameter required (measure the idler gear shaft diameter). You should then 

be able to find a bearing size suiting your purposes from the Somerford Mini range above. 

6 13H2934 OIL SEAL, clutch (primary gear oil seal)1 All carburetter models. 

LUF10005 OIL SEAL, clutch (primary gear oil seal) 1 All injection models . 

7 DAM2821 SHIELD, oil seal protection 1 1982 on; all Verto clutch models. 

8 AAU8424 BEARING, first motion shaft 1 

9 2A3643 CIRCLIP, bearing to flywheel housing 1 

10 CCN110 CIRCLIP, bearing to first motion shaft 1 

11 GUG705563GM GASKET, flywheel housing to cylinder 1 

block/gearbox 


flywheel securing screws, plus lock 

tabs for flywheel housing screws. 

13 22A1762 LOCK TAB, flywheel housing attachment 1 Included in clutch lock tab kit. 



16 22A1241 LOCK TAB, flywheel housing attachment 1 1968 on (4 synchro gearbox); 

included in clutch lock tab kit. 

17 BH605141 BOLT, long, flywheel housing attachment 3 

DAM7758 BOLT, flanged, long, flywheel housing 3 Alternative. 

attachment 

18 LWZ305 WASHER, locking 3 

19 SH605081 SCREW, shor t, flywheel housing 3 

attachment 

DAM7753 BOLT, flanged, shor t, flywheel housing 3 Alternative. 

attachment 

20 FNZ505 NUT, flywheel housing attachment 9 


22 22A1299 PLATE, dowel retaining 1 1968 on (4 synchro gearbox). 

For certain markets or on certain models during the 1960s, the starter solenoid was fixed to a bracket 

attached to the flywheel housing: 

23 12A369 BRACKET, starter solenoid to flywheel 1 Not Cooper S models. 

housing 

12G326 BRACKET, starter solenoid to flywheel 1 Cooper S models. 

housing 

24 SH505051 SCREW, bracket to flywheel housing 2 


Clutch Cover and Clutch Release Mechanism 

1959-82, Coil Spring or Diaphragm Clutch 

26 88G300 COVER, clutch,with timing hole 1 

27 2A3635 COVER, timing hole 1 

28 SH604041 SCREW, timing hole cover to clutch cover 2 


30 53K146 SCREW, clutch cover to flywheel housing 8 

DAM7755 BOLT, flanged head, clutch cover to 8 



32 22A180 PLUNGER, clutch release 1 Release bearing secures by press-fit. 

33 DAM1955 PLUNGER, clutch release 1 Alternative; release bearing secures 

with clip. 

34 DAM2413 CLIP, release bearing to plunger 1 Use with DAM1955 plunger. 

35 22A427 NUT, clutch release stop 1 

36 NT610041 NUT, locking clutch release stop nut 1 

The very ear liest cars from 1959-60 were originally fitted with a plunger with an integral (nonadjustable) 

stop. This may be replaced by either of the plungers listed above, to gether with a 22A427 

stop nut and NT610041 lock nut. 

37 22A2204 LEVER, clutch release 1 

38 CLZ628 CLEVIS PIN, lever pivot in clutch cover 1 


40 ZPS307 SPLIT PIN 1 

41 SH604091 SCREW, lever adjusting 1 

42 FNZ604 NUT, locking adjusting screw 1 

43 CLZ518 CLEVIS PIN, lever to slave cylinder 1 

push rod 



46 1G5999 SPRING, clutch release lever 1 

47 2A3601 ANCHOR, spring, clutch release lever end 1 

48 2A3600 ANCHOR, spring, slave cylinder end 1 

1982 On, Verto Clutch 

49 AHU1068 COVER, clutch,with timing hole 1 1982-85; with inertia star ter. 

AHU1106 COVER, clutch,without timing hole 1 1985 on; with pre-engaged starter. 

50 2A3635 COVER, timing hole 1 1982-85. 

51 SH604041 SCREW, timing hole cover to clutch cover 2 1982-85. 

52 LWZ304 WASHER, locking 2 1982-85. 

53 53K146 SCREW, clutch cover to flywheel housing 7 

DAM7755 BOLT, flanged head, clutch cover to 7 



The eighth screw used to secure a Verto clutch cover is the long screw securing the slave cylinder bracket 

(please see Clutch Pedal and Hydraulics section). 

55 DAM5353 PLUNGER, clutch release 1 

56 AAU2866 O RING, release bearing 1 

57 22A427 NUT, clutch release stop 1 

58 NT610041 NUT, locking clutch release stop nut 1 

59 DAM5355 LEVER, clutch release 1 

60 CLZ628 CLEVIS PIN, lever pivot in clutch cover 1 



63 SH604091 SCREW, lever adjusting 1 

64 FNZ604 NUT, locking adjusting screw 1 

65 CLZ518 CLEVIS PIN, lever to slave cylinder 1 

push rod 




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Clutch Pedal and Pedal Box 

1 2A5866 CLUTCH PEDAL ASSEMBLY 1 1959-75. 

2 NAM3116 CLUTCH PEDAL ASSEMBLY 1 1976 on, RHD. 

NAM3115 CLUTCH PEDAL ASSEMBLY 1 1976 on; LHD. 

3 2A3034 BUSH, clutch pedal 1 Included in clutch pedal assembly. 

4 GPR104 PAD, clutch pedal 1 1959-75. 

5 GPR107 PAD, clutch pedal 1 1976-90. 

SZU10001 PAD, clutch pedal 1 1990 on. 

6 2A5880 SHAFT, clutch and brak e pedals 1 RHD, all models; 1959-88, LHD 

without direct acting brak e servo. 

NAM8524 SHAFT, clutch and brak e pedals 1 1988 on, LHD with direct acting 

brak e servo. 

7 LNZ205 NUT, nyloc 1 

8 2A5652 SPRING , clutch pedal return 1 1959-88, without direct acting brake 

servo. 

9 NAM8544 SPRING, clutch pedal return 1 1988 on, RHD with direct acting 

brak e servo. 

NAM8547 SPRING , clutch pedal return 1 1988 on, LHD with direct acting 

brake servo. 

10 2A5859 PEDAL BOX ASSEMBLY 1 1959-71, single line brakes. 

21A2467 PEDAL BOX ASSEMBLY 1 1971-75, single line brak es. 

21A2056 PEDAL BOX ASSEMBLY 1 1969-71, dual line brak es. 

21A2345 PEDAL BOX ASSEMBLY 1 1971-75, dual line brak es. 

NAM8670 PEDAL BOX ASSEMBLY 1 1976-88, dual line brakes without 

direct acting servo. 

SKU10043 PEDAL BOX ASSEMBLY 1 1988-96, RHD with direct acting 

servo. 

SKU101220 PEDAL BOX ASSEMBLY 1 1997 on, RHD, all models. 

SKU10040 PEDAL BOX ASSEMBLY 1 1988-94, LHD carburetter models. 

SKU10042 PEDAL BOX ASSEMBLY 1 1991-96, LHD injection models . 

SKU101210 PEDAL BOX ASSEMBLY 1 1997 on, LHD, all models. 

11 21A2348 CLAMP, pedal box 1 1971-75, dual line brakes. 

12 21A1657 PLATE, locating 1 1959-75, models fitted with 

steering lock. 

13 SH605051 SCREW, pedal box to body 2 


15 CLZ512 CLEVIS PIN, pedal to master cylinder 1 

push rod 

16 GHF502 SPLIT PIN 1 

17 RCLIP01 ‘R’ CLIP 1 Easier to fit than a split pin! 

Fitting the split pins to the top of the clutch and brake pedals to connect them to their 

respective master cylinder push rods is one of those classically frustrating jobs on a Mini - you 

know the score: a half minute job that takes half an hour because there’s so little space in 

which to manoeuvre! You can see where the split pin goes until you get your hand and a pair 

of pliers in there, after which you can’t see what you’re doing and there’s no space to turn over 

the ends of the split pin anyway. An ‘R’ clip however can be inserted in place of the split pin, on 

the end of a pair of thin-nosed (‘snipe-nosed’) pliers, and simply clips in place without a 

struggle. This is positively the easiest, most gratifying modification you’ll ever make to your Mini! 

18 31G279 GASKET, master cylinder to pedal box 1 

19 FNZ505 NUT, master cylinder to pedal box 2 


Clutch Master Cylinder 

The vast majority of Minis used the same metal tank clutch master cylinder (which could have either of 

two internal designs - watch out and carr y on reading below if you need a repair kit). This was 

superseded in 1998 approximately by a plastic tank version, which saw use until the end of Mini 

production in 2000. While metal and plastic tank master cylinders are theoretically interchangeable, 

most owners seem to stick with the style appropriate for their car. 

Around 1977 the manufacturer of the metal tank master cylinder changed the design of the piston 

inside to incorporate two ring seals instead of the previous one ring seal and one cap (or blind) seal. 

Most - but not all - metal tank master cylinders available since that time are of the later design, which 

may be identified by a circle or groove cut into the body of the cylinder. The very late-model plastic 

tank master cylinder also uses the ‘two ring seal’ piston design. Be sure to identify which cylinder you 

have before ordering internal parts for it from Somerford Mini! 

21 AAU4969 MASTER CYLINDER ASS’Y, metal tank 1 1959-98 approx. 

GMC901078 MASTER CYLINDER ASS’Y, plastic tank 1 1998 approx. on. 

22 17H3723 CAP, reservoir, metal, with seal 1 1959-63 approx. 

23 501524 SEAL, metal cap 1 Included with cap. 

24 513123A CAP, reservoir, plastic 1 1963 approx. on. 

25 GRK3007 REPAIR KIT, early metal tank master 1 For cylinders with ring seal and 

end cylinder cap (see note). 

26 GRK3004 REPAIR KIT, later metal or plastic tank1 For cylinders with two ring seals 

(see master cylinders note). 

27 27H7751 SPRING, return 1 

28 17H7560 CIRCLIP 1 

29 17H7557 PUSH ROD 1 

30 17H7555 ADAPTOR, cylinder to clutch pipe 1 Very early original cylinders only. 

31 17H7556 SEAL, adaptor 1 Very early original cylinders only. 

Clutch Pipe and Hose 

Clutch Pipe 

Pre-assembled clutch pipes can be supplied in Cunifer, a superior material which bends to shape easily, 

doen’t work harden and subsequently split and does not corrode. If desired, however, we will supply 

pipes in original Bundy material or copper - for either of these, please contact Somerford Mini. 

32 21A2234 CLUTCH PIPE ASSEMBLY, 28cm long 1 RHD models. 

21A70 CLUTCH PIPE ASSEMBLY, 86cm long 1 LHD models. 

If you have flaring and pipe bending tools to hand, individual components to make up your own clutch 

pipe are also available: 

33 CNF316 CLUTCH PIPE, superior cunifer, A/R Requires cutting and flaring to fit. 

per metre 

HCP316 CLUTCH PIPE, copper, per metre A/R Requires cutting and flaring to fit. 

34 TM606031 TUBE NUT, brake pipe union, 3/8 UNF, A/R 

male 

35 21A64 CLIP, pipes to dash 2 LHD with single line brakes. 

36 FNZ103 NUT, clip to dash 2 LHD with single line brakes. 

37 WL700101 WASHER, locking 2 LHD with single line brakes. 

38 6K751 SLEEVE, rubber, clutch pipe 2 LHD with single line brakes. 

39 21A2192 CLIP, pipes to dash 2 LHD with front/rear split brakes. 

40 FNZ103 NUT, clip to dash 2 LHD with front/rear split brakes. 

41 WL700101 WASHER, locking 2 LHD with front/rear split brakes. 

42 CAC402 CLIP, double, pipes to dash 2 LHD with diagonally split brakes. 

Clutch Hose 

43 GVP1020 CLUTCH HOSE, rubber 1 1959-82; standard fitment. Coil 

spring and diaphragm clutches. 

44 BHS001 CLUTCH HOSE, stainless braided 1 1959-82; uprated fitment. Coil 

spring and diaphragm clutches. 

45 GVP1009 CLUTCH HOSE AND BANJO UNION, 1 1982 on; standard fitment. Verto 

rubber 

clutch. 

46 BHS002 CLUTCH HOSE AND BANJO UNION, 1 1982 on; uprated fitment. Verto 

stainless braided 

clutch. 

47 2K8686 NUT, clutch hose to dash crossmember 1 


49 233220A WASHER, sealing, hose to slave cylinder 1 1959-82. 

50 C5192A BOLT, banjo, hose to slave cylinder 1 1982 on. 

51 3H550 WASHER, sealing, banjo bolt to banjo 1 1982 on. 

52 233220A WASHER, sealing, banjo to slave cylinder1 1982 on. 

Slave Cylinder 

Coil Spring or Diaphragm Clutch, 1959-82 

53 GSY110 SLAVE CYLINDER ASSEMBLY, clutch 1 

54 GRK4008 REPAIR KIT, slave cylinder 1 

55 3H2428 BLEED NIPPLE 1 Included in slave cylinder assembly. 

56 13H396 PUSH ROD, clutch operating 1 

57 SH506101 SCREW, coarse thread, cylinder to 2 



Verto Clutch, 1982 On 

59 GSY118 SLAVE CYLINDER ASSEMBLY, clutch 1 

60 GRK4001 REPAIR KIT, slave cylinder 1 

61 3H2428 BLEED NIPPLE 1 Included in slave cylinder assembly. 

62 13H396 PUSH ROD, clutch operating 1 

63 DAM5992 BRACKET, cylinder to flywheel housing 1 

64 SH606081 SCREW, cylinder to bracket 2 


66 SH506081 SCREW, coarse thread, bracket to 2 



68 ADU7036 DISTANCE PIECE 1 

69 SH604141 SCREW, bracket to distance piece and 1 

clutch cover 



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Manual Gearbox - Primary, Idler and 1st Motion Shaft Drive Gears 


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Manual Gearbox - Primary, Idler and 1st Motion Shaft Drive Gears 


Primary, Idler and 1st Motion Shaft Drive Gears 

Several different combinations of primary gear and bushes were used on the ear liest Mini power units 

built between 1959 and 1963, following the abject failure of the first, the so-called ‘D.U.’ bush and oil 

seal design (which allowed engine oil seepage onto the clutch all too frequently). As an interim 

measure, a revised oil-fed bush system was fitted - in most cases when the car came in for the 

inevitable clutch replacement - and after a couple of false starts the ‘Deva’ dry-lubricated bush became 

the standard fitment. Each system necessitated a different engine crankshaft and flywheel, as well as 

the primary gear and bushes. Extra care must be taken to select matching components for these ear ly 

designs. 

From 1963 onwards, crankshaft, flywheel, primary gear and bush combinations settled down into tw o 

designs, depending on the crankshaft tail dimensions: one combination for 848, 998 and 1098 engines 

and the other for 1071, 1275 and 970 engines. This continued right the way through to 1979 when ‘A 

Plus’ gears were introduced, which saw production out through to 2000. 

Primary gears are supplied with their bushes fitted, as ready-to-use assemblies, from Somerford 

Mini. However, if you intend to fit replacement bushes in a primary gear, the bushes must be 

machined after fitment to ensure alignment with each other. 

By contrast, the idler and 1st motion shaft drive gears saw far fewer changes, being limited to 3 

synchro gearbox (1959-68), pre-A Plus 4 synchro gearbox (1968-79) and A Plus (1979 on). Of these, 

pre-A Plus 4 synchro gears may be used on 3 synchro gearboxes if certain other components are fitted 

at the same time. However, pre-A Plus and A Plus gears cannot be mixed and matched together. 

Bearings (and their retaining circlips) for the idler and drive gears may be found in the ‘Flywheel 

Housing and Clutch Cover’ and ‘Manual Gearbox - External’ sections of this catalogue. Primary, idler and 

drive gears for automatic Minis may be found in the ‘Automatic Transmission - Torque Converter and 

Housing’ section. 

Primary Gears 

Confusion often reigns over the convention for naming primary gear bushes. Which should be called the 

front bush and which should be the rear The answer is the bush closer to the front of the engine 

(i.e. the water pump end) is the front bush and the bush on the clutch end (the ‘top hat’ bush on 

post-1962 cars) is the rear bush. Hope that sorts it out. 

1959-62, Oil-fed Bush 848 Engines 

1 22A79 PRIMARY GEAR, with bushes, 24 teeth 1 

2 22A81 BUSH, primary gear,front 1 

3 22A82 BUSH, primary gear,rear 1 





1962-63, Deva Bush 848 Engines, 1 3/8" dia. Flywheel Machining 




1962-63, Deva Bush 997 Engines, 1 3/8" dia. Flywheel Machining 

10 22G106 PRIMARY GEAR, with bushes, 24 teeth 1 

11 22G108 BUSH, primary gear,front 1 

12 22G109 BUSH, primary gear,rear 1 

1963, Deva Bush 997/998 Engines, 1 1/2" dia. Flywheel Machining 




1963-92, Deva Bush 848/998/1098 Engines, 1 1/2" dia. Flywheel Machining 

16 22A1493 PRIMARY GEAR, with bushes, 24 teeth 1 1963-79. 

DAM8888 PRIMARY GEAR, with bushes, 29 teeth 1 1979-92; A Plus. 

17 DAM2821 DUST SHIELD 1 1979-92; A Plus. 

18 DAM8887 BUSH, primary gear,front 1 


1963 On, Deva Bush 970/1071/1275 Engines, 1 1/2" dia. Flywheel Machining 

20 22G1053 PRIMARY GEAR, with bushes, 24 teeth 1 1963-79. 

DAM8890 PRIMARY GEAR, with bushes, 29 teeth 1 1979 on; A Plus. Not France 1990-96. 

DAM9373 PRIMARY GEAR, with bushes, 30 teeth 1 A Plus. France 1990-96. 

21 DAM2821 DUST SHIELD 1 1979 on; A Plus. 

22 DAM8889 BUSH, primary gear,front 1 

23 22G109 BUSH, primary gear, rear 1 

Primary Gear Front Thrust Washers 

848, 997, 998 and 1098 Engines, Except 848 Engines 1962-63 

24 22A321 WASHER, thrust, primary gear, front 1 0.110-0.112" (2.79-2.84mm). 

22A322 WASHER, thrust, primary gear, front 1 0.112-0.114" (2.84-2.89mm). 




848 Engines 1962-63 

25 22A295 WASHER, thrust, primary gear, front 1 0.123-0.125" (3.12-3.17mm). 




970, 1071 and 1275 Engines 

26 DAM6490 WASHER, thrust, primary gear, front 1 0.112-0.114" (2.84-2.89mm). 

DAM6486 WASHER, thrust, primary gear, front 1 0.114-0.116" (2.89-2.94mm). 




Primary Gear Rear Thrust Washers 


27 2A3597 WASHER, thrust, primary gear, rear 1 



29 12A383 RING, backing 1 

1962-63, Deva Bush 848 Engines With 1 3/8" dia. Flywheel Machining 


31 22A449 RING, backing 1 

1962 On,Deva Bush 970, 997, 998, 1098, 1070 and 1275 Engines 

With 1 3/8" or 1 1/2" dia. Flywheel Machining 

1963 On,Deva Bush 848 Engines With 1 1/2” dia. Flywheel Machining 


33 88G549 RING, backing 1 

Idler Gears 

34 22A304 IDLER GEAR, 31 teeth, 3/4" shaft dia. 1 1959-68; 3 synchro. 

22G943 IDLER GEAR, 31 teeth, 3/4" shaft dia. 1 1968-79; 4 synchro. 

TUB101310 IDLER GEAR, 37 teeth, 7/8" shaft dia. 1 1979 on; 4 synchro, A Plus. 

The 3 synchro 22A304 idler gear may be replaced by the equivalent gear from the 4 synchro gearbox, 

22G943, so long as the original circlip retaining the idler gear bearing in the gearbox case is replaced 

with a 22G1141 circlip. 

35 22A1545 WASHER, thrust, 0.130-0.131" (3.30-3.32mm) 2 1959-79; 3 synchro and 4 synchro. 

22A1546 WASHER, thrust, 0.132-0.133" (3.35-3.37mm) 2 1959-79; 3 synchro and 4 synchro. 




DAM5914 WASHER, thrust, 0.130-0.131" (3.30-3.32mm) 2 1979 on; 4 synchro, A Plus. 





1st Motion Shaft Drive Gears 

36 2A3545 DRIVE GEAR, 1st motion shaft, 24 teeth 1 1959-68; 3 synchro. 

22G849 DRIVE GEAR, 1st motion shaft, 24 teeth 1 1968-79; 4 synchro. 

DAM2925 DRIVE GEAR, 1st motion shaft, 29 teeth 1 1979 on; A Plus. Not 1275 (France), 

1990-96. 

DAM6337 DRIVE GEAR, 1st motion shaft, 28 teeth 1 A Plus. 1275 (France), 1990-96. 

The 3 synchro 2A3548 drive gear may be replaced by the 22G849 gear from the 4 synchro gearbox, so 

long as distance piece C-STR239 is also used. 

37 2A3548 NUT, drive gear to 1st motion shaft 1 

38 DAM4000 LOCK TAB 1 


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Manual Gearbox - External Components 


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Manual Gearbox - External Components 


Rebuilt or Repaired Gearbox Assemblies 

Somerford Mini Ltd. offers a gearbox rebuilding and repair service through its workshop facility. We can 

carry out repairs or rebuilds on late-model gearboxes, but can only realistically offer a repair service for 

the earlier designs because of, frankly, poor overall par ts availability in the marketplace. Please 

contact us to discuss your Mini gearbox requirements - it would be helpful if you could supply us not 

only the details of what’s gone wrong with your gearbox, but the age (if known) and type (3 or 4 

synchro, A or A Plus, gearchange type and driveshaft type). The more you can provide us with, the 

better we can ascertain how we might possibly help you. 

It has to be said that at time of writing, spares availability for 1959-68 3 synchromesh gearboxes is not 

very good at all and unfortunately because of the high cost involved in reintroducing some components, 

the situation is unlikely to get much better in the forseeable future. Rest assured, however, that we will 

always do whatever we can to help you. The later 4 synchromesh gearboxes fare much better, especially 

of course the rod change variety which were in production between 1973 and 2000. Having said that, 

there are some surprising gaps in parts availability, even for 1980s rod change gearboxes. 

The general rule is that the older the gearbox type, the more components are not available new and 

the less likely a totally comprehensive rebuild will be possible. 

5 Speed Gearbox Assemblies 

5 speed rod-change gearboxes have generated much interest for some years now, with several 

organisations producing their own designs (Jack Knight Developments, KAD and Mini Spares, for example). 

Please contact us to establish which are currently available. 

Differential Cover Attachment 

1 2A3505B GASKET, cover to gearbox case, upper 1 

2 2A3506B GASKET, cover to gearbox case, lower 1 1959-73 Saloon and Estate; 1960-75 

Van and Pick Up. Direct or remote 

gearchange. 

3 22G1836B GASKET, cover to gearbox case, lower 1 1973 on Saloon; 1973-82 Estate; 

1976-84 Van and Pick Up. Rod 

gearchange. 

4 BHYL001 HYLOMAR SEALANT, 100g tube A/R Use with gaskets. 

5 22A153 DOWEL,cover to gearbox case 2 

6 22G1834 STUD, cover to gearbox case, long 4/2 Qty. reduces for rod gearchange. 

7 FNZ506 NUT 4 

8 CHS522 STUD, cover to gearbox case, shor t 3 

9 DAM7760 BOLT, flanged, cover to gearbox case , shor t 3 Alternative to stud from 1985 on. 

10 FNZ505 NUT 3 


12 22A74 LOCK TAB, cover to gearbox case, large 2 1959-62 direct gearchange. 

22A74 LOCK TAB, cover to gearbox case, large 1 Direct or remote gearchange. 

13 42H500 LOCK TAB, cover to gearbox case, large 1 Rod gearchange . 

14 22A251 LOCK TAB, cover to gearbox case, small 1 1962 on. 

15 22A252 LOCK TAB, cover to gearbox case, small 1 1962-71 appro x. 

The 22A251 and 22A252 small lock tabs replaced one of the 22A74 large lock tabs in 1962. 22A252 

was quietly dropped in the early 1970s and is no longer considered necessary to fit. 

Flywheel Housing Attachment 

16 GUG705563GM GASKET, housing to cylinder block/gearbox 1 

17 22A97 DOWEL, housing to gear case 2 

18 22A152 STUD, housing to gear case, long 6 

19 DAM7759 BOLT, flanged, housing to gear case, long 6 Alternative to stud, 1985 on. 

20 53K547 STUD, housing to gear case, short 3 

21 DAM7756 BOLT, flanged, housing to gear case, short 3 Alt. to stud, 1985 on, not 1275cc. 

DAM7756 BOLT, flanged, housing to gear case, short 1 Alt. to stud, 1985 on; 1275cc. 

DAM7757 BOLT, flanged, housing to gear case, short 2 Alt. to stud, 1985 on; 1275cc. 

For nuts, washers and lock tabs for the above studs, plus hardware used to attach the flywheel 

housing to the cylinder block, please see the ‘Flywheel Housing and Clutch Cover’ section. 

Speedometer Pinion Housing Attachment 

22 DAM5219 HOUSING, speedometer pinion 1 

23 GUG705569GM GASKET, housing to gearbox case 1 

24 22A13 DOWEL,housing to gearbox case 2 

25 SH505091 SCREW, coarse thread, housing to gearbox 5 

case 


27 53K1474 STUD, housing to gearbox case 3 

28 DAM7761 BOLT, flanged, housing to gearbox case 3 Alternative to stud from 1985 on. 

29 53K551 STUD, engine mounting to housing 1 Not 850 models, 1959-68. 

53K545 STUD, engine mounting to housing 1 850 models , 1959-68. 

30 FNZ505 NUT 4 


32 2A3626 END PLATE, housing 1 

33 GUG705564GM GASKET, end plate to housing 1 

34 SH504061 SCREW, coarse , end plate to housing 2 


Cylinder Block Attachment 

36 GUG106SS GASKET SET, gearbox case to cylinder block 1 

37 AHU1959 SEAL, oil, front main bearing cap 1 ‘Half Moon’ seal. 

38 22H983 DOWEL,gearbox case to cylinder block 1 

39 FHS2410 STUD, gear case to thick flanged block 2 Not Cooper or Cooper S, 1961-67. 

FHS2409 STUD, gear case to thin flanged block 2 Cooper and Cooper S, 1961-67. 

40 FNZ504 NUT 2 


42 SH604081 SCREW, gearbox case rear to cylinder block 5 

43 BH604121 BOLT,gearbox case front to cylinder block 5 


45 BH604121 BOLT, dowel 1 

46 12A1150 COLLAR, dowel bolt 1 


48 FNZ104 NUT 1 

Gearbox Case Fittings 

49 GEG804 GASKET SET, gearbox 1 Includes all gaskets, oil seals and sealing 

washers; direct and remote gearchange. 

GUG708002TS GASKET SET, gearbox 1 Includes all gaskets, oil seals and sealing 

washers; rod gearchange to 1996. 

GUG708014TS GASKET SET, gearbox 1 Includes all gaskets, oil seals and sealing 

washers; rod gearchange 1997 on. 

50 18G8085 LOCK TAB KIT, gearbox 1 Includes lock tabs for the differential 

cover and oil strainer, for direct, 

remote or rod change gearboxes. 

51 2A3502 BUSH, gearchange control shaft 2 1959-73 Saloon; 1960-73 Estate; 

1960-75 Van and Pick Up. Direct and 

remote gearchange . 

52 13H7286 BUSH, ‘Metalastic’, gearchange steady rod 1 1973 on Saloon; 1973-82 Estate; 

1976-84 Van and Pick Up. Rod change. 

53 AHU1672 OIL SEAL,selector shaft, in differential cover1 1973 on Saloon; 1973-82 Estate; 


54 DAM7764 BUSH, selector shaft 1 Rod gearchange up to 1985 approx. 

Replace with SSK001 selector oil seal kit. 

55 DAM8706 BUSH, aluminium, selector shaft, improved 1 Rod gearchange 1985 approx. on. 

56 CDU1563 O RING, selector shaft 1 Rod gearchange 1985 approx. on. 

57 DAM3022 GAITER, selector shaft 1 1973 on Saloon; 1973-82 Estate; 


Selector shaft oil seal failure was always a problem on rod gearchange Minis (as any late-model Mini 

owner with oil drips on their garage floor will know). The most common remedy effected by owners in 

the past was to put two oil seals one behind the other on the selector shaft (there’s just enough space 

to do so),the outer one of the two acting both as a secondary seal and also as a secondary shield 

behind the gaiter,protecting the inner seal from under-body muck and grit. Most importantly, the 

second seal helped to support the selector shaft and hold it in alignment in the gearbox casing. 

Factory engineers finally came up with a remedy in 1985,fitting a modified selector shaft bush with a 

new O ring to improve the selector shaft alignment. Somerford Mini of course supply all these 

parts separately, but we’ve also put them together as an easy-to-buy, easy-to-fit kit for the owner 

to modify a pre-1985 Mini or repair a later model. 

58 SSK001 SELECTOR OIL SEAL KIT 1 Includes oil seal, gaiter and improved 

bush and O ring. 

59 88G302 BEARING, idler gear (1.004" ext. dia.) 1 1959-68, 3 synchro gearbox. 

13H7848 BEARING, idler gear (1 1/16" ext. dia., 1 1968-79, 4 synchro gearbox. 

3/4" int. dia.) 

AHU1707 BEARING, idler gear (1 3/8" ext. dia., 1 1979 on, 4 synchro gearbox. 

7/8" int. dia.) 

DAM3745 BEARING, idler gear, special, with sleeve 1 For use, see note below. 

(1 3/8" ext. dia., 3/4" int. dia.) 

60 CCN216 CIRCLIP, bearing retaining 1 Use with 88G302 bearing and original 

3 synchro 22A304 idler gear. 

22G1141 CIRCLIP, bearing retaining 1 Use with 88G302 bearing and original 

3 synchro 22A304 idler gear or 

replacement 22G943 idler gear. 

51K3565 CIRCLIP, bearing retaining 1 Use with 13H7848 bearing. 

The DAM3745 bearing with sleeve was intended to allo w a post-1979 service gearbox to be fitted to a 

1973-79 car, retaining the original idler and first motion shaft drive gears in that car. Nowadays it 

makes a useful conversion par t for those wanting to mix and match their gearbox, idler and drive gears. 

61 2A3504 PIVOT PIN, reverse operating lever 1 Direct or remote gearchange. 

62 DAM7335 PLUG, drain, magnetic 1 

DP1 PLUG, drain, magnetic, extended 1 Use with centre oil pick up pipe. 

63 AED172 WASHER, sealing, drain plug 1 

64 22A335 STRAINER, oil 1 

65 22A341 O RING, pick up pipe 1 

66 22A342 BRACKET, strainer 1 

67 SH604031 SCREW, strainer to bracket 2 

68 22A388 LOCK TAB, strainer to bracket 1 Included in 18G8085 lock tab kit. 

69 SH604081 SCREW, bracket to gearbox case 2 

70 22A1365 LOCK TAB, bracket to gearbox case 1 Included in 18G8085 lock tab kit. 

71 22G1150 PIPE, oil pick up 1 Not 850 models. 

22A337 PIPE, oil pick up 1 850 models. 

72 C-AHT54 PIPE, oil pick up, centre 1 For fast road or competition use; we 

advise the use of DP1 extended drain 

plug with this pipe . 

73 2A3637 FLANGE, pick up pipe, outer 1 

74 22A542B GASKET, pick up pipe flanges 2 

75 BH604131 BOLT,pick up pipe flanges to gearbox case 2 

76 2K4874 LOCK TAB, flanges to gearbox case 1 Included in 18G8085 lock tab kit. 

77 2A3606 O RING, gearbox case to cylinder block 1 


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Manual Gearbox - 3 Synchro Internal Components 


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The 3 Synchro Gearbox 

1959-68 

Fitted to all Minis between 1959 and 1968, the 3 synchro gearbox is so called because synchromesh is 

only available on 2nd, 3rd and 4th gears, 1st gear being of the ‘crash’ engagement type. Probably the 

most common fault on this gearbox is jumping out of first gear, followed closely by laygear bearing and 

layshaft failure. A proper first speed gear was inserted in the gearbox in 1968, at last receiving the 

great benefit of synchromesh engagement; this gearbox is known as the 4 synchro and its internal 

components are covered in the next section of the catalogue. 

If you’ve not been inside a 3 synchro Mini gearbox before or you can’t remember when you last did, 

please read these notes carefully - they could save you a lot of heartache. The gearbo x internal 

components were revised several times , with the changes being introduced at broadly the same times 

across all of the A series engined cars in the BMC range . Essentially, these revisions boil down to three 

types of gearbox (with a handful of components being awkward exceptions to the rule, of course... w e’ll 

explain those as best we can as we go along). 

The first 3 synchro gearbox fitted to the Mini is known as the ‘cone synchromesh’ gearbox, because of 

its use of cones to aid gearchanging rather than the more efficient baulk rings, which arrived in 1962. 

The next change occurred in 1963 or 1964 (depending on model) when the angles of the gear teeth 

were changed to quieten the baulk ring gearbox. The modified gears w ere known as B Type gears , the 

1962-63 gears retrospectively becoming known as A Type gears . So there you have it: 1959-62 Cone 

Synchromesh gearbox, 1962-63/64 A Type Gears gearbo x and 1963/64-68 B Type Gears gearbox (plus, in 

1963-64, an A Type gearbox with B Type 1st/2nd synchroniser and reverse idler...!). 

Gearbox Identification 

Identifying your 3 synchro gearbox can be a ver y complicated process, bourne out by the unfor tunately 

necessarily complex guidelines below. 

Between the three 3 synchro gearbox types, many, many components are not interchangeable. This 

makes it especially important to identify your gearbox before ordering par ts, which can be difficult, 

particularly when trying to work out whether you have A or B Type gears . Originally, gearbox cases 

were stamped with a part number denoting the gear types within and the model application; however 

this has become quite irrelevant over the years as gearboxes have been rebuilt, very often with different 

components to overcome the lack of original parts availability. 

The only surefire way to identify the gearbox nowadays is to inspect the internals with a check list to 

hand, paying particular attention to: 

(i) the presence of synchro cones or baulk rings (denoting a Cone Synchro box in the first instance and 

an A Type or B Type box in the second); 

(ii) If baulk rings are present, establish whether the second and third gears run on bushes (the bush 

interlocking ring being visible between the two gears on the mainshaft gear cluster) or bearings . A Type 

gearboxes except in the 1963 Cooper 997 run on bushes; the second and third gears in A Type 

gearboxes in the 1963 Cooper 997 run on bearings, as is the case with the similarly shor t-lived Cooper 

and Cooper S gearbox with hybrid A/B Type gears and all gearboxes with B Type gears. 

(iii) Count the number of teeth on the laygear cluster. A combination of 13/19/24/28 teeth is the 

regular set-up for non Cooper models and 13/19/23/26 for Cooper. Other combinations were available 

only as Special Tuning options. 

(iv) Are the laygear bearing circlips on the outside or inside of the bearings Cone Synchro and A Type 

gears except 1963 Cooper 997 use outside laygear bearing circlips, whereas A Type gearbox in the 1963 

Cooper 997, the hybrid A/B Type gearbox and B Type gearboxes use inside circlips. 

The laygear should tell you which combination of gears you have... we say ‘should’ because the laygear 

part number was traditionally stamped on the component between the lar gest and second largest gears, 

but some reproduction gears (mostly in the case of 22G1100) don’t have this stamping. Identifying 

your laygear allows you to work out what other gears have been used in the gearbox, since they were 

designed to go together as matched gear sets and are usually not interchangeable. For this reason, all 

the other major components in this section use the application remarks shown alongside the laygears - 

even if it’s a bit long-winded sometimes, it positively matches the sets together. 

Be careful with gearboxes in 848 models and 997 Coopers using A Type gears , though - some have been 

converted from cone synchro to baulk ring A Type gears, retaining the original laygear ; some other 

components used in cone to baulk ring converted gearboxes are unique and most are not listed here 

(this catalogue section is complicated enough!). The 22G1100 laygear,incidentally, was for a short 

period at the start of its life known as and stamped as 22G232. Lastly, if you find 22G83 or 22G714 

on your laygear, you have an Austin/Morris 1100 or 1300 gearbox, not a Mini one. 

Parts Availability 

Unfortunately, parts availability ranges from almost hopeless (Cone Synchromesh and A Type gears) 

through to pretty awful (B Type gears) and this situation is unlikely to improve greatly in the future. 

The B Type gears do, however, benefit marginally from the fact that the MG Midget continued to use 

versions of them until 1974, which slightly increases parts demand and availability. Many parts listed in 

this section are therefore shown only as a matter of reference. 

We will always do our utmost to help you seek out parts for your gearbox, but by rule of thumb the 

thing to remember here is don’t embark on a 3 synchro gearbox rebuild until (a) you’re absolutely sure 

you have the parts you need; and (b) you’ve weighed up seriously the benefits of sourcing another,better 

condition, gearbox instead. You have been war ned... 

Close Ratio and Straight Cut Gears 

Close ratio straight cut gear sets are available to build into gearboxes with B Type Gears components, as 

a special order. Please contact Somerford Mini for details. Similarly, please contact us if you have 

factory-optional (Special Tuning) helical close ratio, straight cut close ratio or straight cut 

standard ratio gears in your gearbox and you require replacement parts. 

Reverse Idler Gear 

1 22A377 REVERSE IDLER, with bush, 18 teeth 1 1959-64; 848 models, Cone Synchro 

and A Type gears. 

1961-62; 997 Cooper, Cone Synchro. 

1962-63; 997 Cooper, A Type gears . 

1963; 997 Cooper, A Type gears . 

22G202 REVERSE IDLER, with bush, 18 teeth 1 1963-64; 997/998 Cooper, 1071 

Cooper S , A Type gears with B Type 

1st/2nd synchroniser and reverse. 

1964-68; 848 and 998 (not Cooper) 

models, B Type gears . 

1964-68; 998 Cooper, 970/1071/1275 

Cooper S, B Type gears . 

2 2A3475 BUSH, reverse idler 1 

3 DAM8038 SHAFT, reverse idler 1 

Laygear 

4 22A381 LAYGEAR, 13/19/24/28 teeth 1 1959-64; 848 models, Cone Synchro 

and A Type gears. 

22A350 LAYGEAR, 13/19/23/26 teeth 1 1961-62; 997 Cooper, Cone Synchro. 

22G76 LAYGEAR, 13/19/23/26 teeth 1 1962-63; 997 Cooper, A Type gears . 

22G197 LAYGEAR, 13/19/23/26 teeth 1 1963; 997 Cooper, A Type gears . 

22G204 LAYGEAR, 13/19/23/26 teeth 1 1963-64; 997/998 Cooper, 1071 



22G231 LAYGEAR, 13/19/24/28 teeth 1 1964-68; 848 and 998 (not Cooper) 


22G1100 LAYGEAR, 13/19/23/26 teeth 1 1964-68; 998 Cooper, 970/1071/1275 


5 22A1371 LAYSHAFT 1 

6 2A3581 PLATE,locating reverse idler shaft/layshaft 1 

7 88G396 BEARING, needle roller, laygear 2 

8 22G277 DISTANCE PIECE, bearing 1 

9 22G278 CIRCLIP, bearing retaining 2 

10 88G325 WASHER, thrust, large 1 0.123-0.124" (3.12-3.14mm). 

88G326 WASHER, thrust, large 1 0.125-0.126" (3.17-3.20mm). 



11 88G324 WASHER, thrust, small 1 

1st Motion Shaft 

12 22A88 SHAFT, 1st motion, 19 teeth, with cone 1 1959-62; 848 models, Cone Synchro. 

22A588 SHAFT, 1st motion, 19 teeth 1 1962-64; 848 models, A Type gears. 

22A257 SHAFT, 1st motion, 20 teeth, with cone 1 1961-62; 997 Cooper, Cone Synchro. 

22A416 SHAFT, 1st motion, 20 teeth 1 1962-63; 997 Cooper, A Type gears . 

22A592 SHAFT, 1st motion, 20 teeth 1 1963; 997 Cooper, A Type gears . 

1963-64; 997/998 Cooper, 1071 



22A979 SHAFT, 1st motion, 19 teeth 1 1964-68; 848 and 998 (not Cooper) 


22A982 SHAFT, 1st motion, 20 teeth 1 1964-68; 998 Cooper, 970/1071/1275 


13 2A3693 CONE, synchronising 1 For 22A88 and 22A257 1st motion shafts. 

Note that synchro cones have to be shrunk onto their respective gears and then finally machined - not a 

task for most home-based Mini restorers. 

14 22G2033 RING, baulk 1 For all other 1st motion shafts . 

15 22G314 BEARING, 1st to 3rd motion shaft 1 For 22A88, 22A588, 22A257 and 

22A416 1st motion shafts . 

CHM172 BEARING, needle roller, 1st to 3rd 1 For 22A592, 22A979 and 22A982 

motion shaft 

1st motion shafts. 

16 2A3709 BEARING, 1st motion shaft 1 In gearbox case. 

17 2A3710 CIRCLIP, bearing retaining 1 0.094-0.096" (2.39-2.44mm) 

2A3711 CIRCLIP, bearing retaining 1 0.097-0.099" (2.46-2.51mm) 


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1st Motion Shaft (Continued) 

For the 1st motion shaft bearing supporting the nose of the shaft in the flywheel housing, please see 

the ‘Flywheel Housing and Clutch Cover’ section in the Somerford Mini Catalogue. 

3rd Motion Shaft 

18 2A3719 SHAFT, 3rd motion 1 1959-61; 848 models, Cone Synchro. 

1961; 997 Cooper, Cone Synchro. 

22A425 SHAFT, 3rd motion 1 1961-62; 848 models, Cone Synchro. 


22A421 SHAFT, 3rd motion 1 1959-62; Cone Synchro to baulk ring 

synchro conversion item. 

22G70 SHAFT, 3rd motion 1 1962-64; 848 models, A Type gears . 

1962-63; 997 Cooper, A Type gears. 


1963-64; 997/998 Cooper, 1071 



22G392 SHAFT, 3rd motion 1 1964-68; 848 and 998 (not Cooper) 

models, B Type gears. 

1964-68; 998 Cooper, 970/1071/1275 


19 22A422 WASHER, spacing 1 1959-62; Cone Synchro to baulk ring 

synchro conversion item. 

20 2A3712 BEARING, 3rd motion shaft 1 For 2A3719, 22A425 or 22A421 shafts. 

22A575 BEARING, 3rd motion shaft 1 1959-62; Cone Synchro to baulk ring 

type gearbox case conversion. For 

2A3719 or 22A425 shafts. 

AAU1365 BEARING, 3rd motion shaft 1 For 22G70 or 22G392 3rd motion shafts . 

21 2A3713 RING, spring, bearing retaining 1 Fit to 2A3712 bearing. 

ADU4992 RING, spring, bearing retaining 1 Fit to AAU1365 bearing. 

22 2A3716 RETAINER, 3rd motion shaft bearing 1 For 2A3712 3rd motion shaft bearing. 

22A522 RETAINER, 3rd motion shaft bearing 1 For AAU1365 3rd motion shaft bearing. 

23 SH505081 SCREW, retainer to gearbox case 4 

24 DAM2377 LOCK TAB, screw 2 

25 2A3714 SHIM, retainer A/R 0.003" (0.076mm) 

2A3715 SHIM, retainer A/R 0.010" (0.254mm) 

1st/2nd Synchroniser 

26 22A433 GEAR ASS’Y, 1st/2nd synchroniser 1 1959-62; 848 models, Cone Synchro. 


22G440 GEAR ASS’Y, 1st/2nd synchroniser 1 1962-64; 848 models, A Type gears . 



22A1021 GEAR ASS’Y, 1st/2nd synchroniser 1 1963-64; 997/998 Cooper, 1071 



1964-68; 848 and 998 (not Cooper) 


1964-68; 998 Cooper, 970/1071/1275 


The 1st speed outer ring for the 22A1021 gear assembly is sometimes available separately as the repair 

part 22A1021A. However its compatibility with an old 2nd speed synchro hub cannot be completely 

guaranteed as the outer ring and hub were designed to be supplied as a matched pair. 

27 BLS107 BALL, synchroniser 6/3 Qty. 6 used on very ear ly Cone Synchro. 

28 22A367 SPRING , synchroniser 6/3 Qty. 6 used on very ear ly Cone Synchro. 

29 22G89 PLUNGER, 2nd speed synchroniser 1 

2nd Gear 

30 22A90 GEAR, 2nd speed, with synchro cone, 1 1959-62; 848 models, Cone Synchro. 

28 teeth 1961-62; 997 Cooper, Cone Synchro. 

22A582 GEAR, 2nd speed, 28 teeth 1 1962-64; 848 models, A Type gears . 


22G194 GEAR, 2nd speed, 28 teeth 1 1963; 997 Cooper, A Type gears . 

1963-64; 997/998 Cooper, 1071 



22A980 GEAR, 2nd speed, 28 teeth 1 1964-68; 848 and 998 (not Cooper) 


1964-68; 998 Cooper, 970/1071/1275 


31 2A3693 CONE, synchronising 1 For 22A90 2nd speed gear. 

32 22G2033 RING, baulk 1 For 22A582,22G194 or 22A980 gears. 

33 2A3042 WASHER, thrust, 2nd speed gear 1 1959-64; all Cone Synchro and A Type 

2nd speed gears. 

34 2A3298 BUSH, 2nd speed gear 1 For 22A90 or 22A582 2nd gears. 

35 22G374 RING, interlocking, 2nd/3rd gear bushes1 For 22A90 or 22A582 2nd gears. 

36 22G186 COLLAR, locking, 2nd speed gear 1 For 22G194 or 22A980 2nd gears. 

37 22G149 BEARING, needle roller, 2nd speed gear26 For 22G194 or 22A980 2nd gears. 

38 22G157 WASHER, 2nd speed gear locking collar 2 For 22G194 or 22A980 2nd gears. 

39 22A495 PEG, 2nd speed gear locking collar 1 For 22G194 or 22A980 2nd gears. 

40 22G154 SPRING, 2nd speed gear locking collar 1 For 22G194 or 22A980 2nd gears. 

3rd Gear 

41 22A89 GEAR, 3rd speed, 23 teeth, with cone 1 1959-62; 848 models, Cone Synchro. 

22A583 GEAR, 3rd speed, 23 teeth 1 1962-64; 848 models, A Type gears. 

22A261 GEAR, 3rd speed, 24 teeth, with cone 1 1961-62; 997 Cooper, Cone Synchro. 

22A415 GEAR, 3rd speed, 24 teeth 1 1962-63; 997 Cooper, A Type gears . 

22G195 GEAR, 3rd speed, 24 teeth 1 1963; 997 Cooper, A Type gears . 

1963-64; 997/998 Cooper, 1071 



22A981 GEAR, 3rd speed, 23 teeth 1 1964-68; 848 and 998 (not Cooper) 


22A983 GEAR, 3rd speed, 24 teeth 1 1964-68; 998 Cooper, 970/1071/1275 


42 2A3693 CONE, synchronising 1 For 22A89 or 22A261 2nd speed gears. 

43 22G2033 RING, baulk 1 For all other 2nd speed gears. 

44 2A3290 BUSH, 3rd speed gear 1 For 22A89, 22A583, 22A261 or 

22A415 3rd speed gears. 

45 22A550 WASHER, thrust, 0.212-0.213" 1 For 22A89, 22A583, 22A261 or 

(5.38-5.41mm) 


22A536 WASHER, thrust, 0.214-0.215" 1 For 22A89, 22A583, 22A261 or 

(5.43-5.46mm) 



(5.48-5.51mm) 



(5.53-5.56mm) 


46 22A495 PEG, thrust washer 1 For 22A89, 22A583, 22A261 or 


47 22A528 SPRING, thrust washer 1 For 22A89, 22A583, 22A261 or 


48 22G149 BEARING, needle roller, 3rd speed gear 26 For 22G195, 22A981 or 22A983 

3rd speed gears. 

49 22G196 COLLAR, locking, 3rd speed gear 1 For 22G195, 22A981 or 22A983 


50 22A495 PEG, 3rd speed gear locking collar 1 For 22G195, 22A981 or 22A983 


51 22G154 SPRING, 3rd speed gear locking collar 1 For 22G195, 22A981 or 22A983 


3rd/4th Synchroniser 

52 22A26 GEAR ASS’Y, 3rd/4th synchroniser 1 1959-62; 848 models, Cone Synchro. 


22G97 GEAR ASS’Y, 3rd/4th synchroniser 1 1962-64; 848 models, A Type gears. 

1962-63; 997 Cooper, A Type gears . 

22G410 GEAR ASS’Y, 3rd/4th synchroniser 1 1963; 997 Cooper, A Type gears . 

1963-64; 997/998 Cooper, 1071 



1964-68; 848 and 998 (not Cooper) 


1964-68; 998 Cooper, 970/1071/1275 


53 BLS107 BALL, synchroniser 6/3 Qty. 6 used on Cone Synchro. 

54 22A367 SPRING, synchroniser 6/3 Qty. 6 used on Cone Synchro. 

Final Drive Pinion 

55 22G99 PINION, final drive , 15 teeth, 4.333:1 ratio 1 With 65 tooth 22G443 final drive gear. 

22G99 PINION, final drive , 15 teeth, 4.267:1 ratio 1 With 64 tooth 22G370 final drive gear. 



22A399 PINION, final drive , 17 teeth, 3.765:1 ratio 1 With 64 tooth 22A401 final drive gear. 

22A399 PINION, final drive , 17 teeth, 3.647:1 ratio 1 With 62 tooth 22G940 final drive gear. 

22A413 PINION, final drive , 18 teeth, 3.444:1 ratio 1 With 62 tooth 22A411 final drive gear. 

56 2A3575 NUT, pinion retaining 1 For 2A3719 3rd motion shaft. 

57 2A3576 LOCK TAB, pinion nut 1 For 2A3719 3rd motion shaft. 

58 DAM7485 NUT, pinion retaining 1 For all other 3rd motion shafts . 

59 DAM6140 LOCK TAB, pinion nut 1 For all other 3rd motion shafts . 


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The 4 Synchro Gearbox 

1968 On 

Fortunately 4 synchro gearboxes are much easier to identify and classify than their 3 synchro 

predecessors (parts availability is considerably better, too, but not brilliant in some areas). The two 

main changes are the modification of gear shafts and several of the bearings in 1979, and A Plus gears. 

A Plus gears were pro gressively introduced, the bulk of models changing over around 1982. The y have 

a sharper tooth angle and different pitch making them quieter than the earlier gears, with which they 

are not interchangeable. A Plus gears may be identified by the presence of a circumferential groo ve in 

the centre of the teeth, plus flush machining on both sides of the final drive pinion. 

The following summaries help with identification and give you points to watch for when ordering par ts: 

DAM3092 SHAFT, 1st motion, 17 teeth 1 1979-82; not 1275 models. 

DAM3167 SHAFT, 1st motion, 18 teeth 1 1979-80; 1275 models. 

DAM4930 SHAFT, 1st motion, 17 teeth, A Plus type 1 1982 on; not 1990-96, 1275 (France). 

DAM6242 SHAFT, 1st motion, 16 teeth, A Plus type 1 1990-96, 1275 (France). 

16 22G2033 RING, baulk 1 

17 CHM172 BEARING, 1st/3rd motion shafts, 9/16” i.d.1 For 22G1093/22G1371 1st motion shafts. 

13H9513 BEARING, 1st/3rd motion shafts, 11/16” i.d.1 For all other 1st motion shafts . 

18 ADU7619 BEARING, 1st motion shaft 1 In gearbox case. 

19 22G850 CIRCLIP, bearing retaining 1 0.094-0.096" (2.39-2.44mm) 

22G851 CIRCLIP, bearing retaining 1 0.097-0.099" (2.46-2.51mm) 

For the 1st motion shaft bearing supporting the nose of the shaft in the flywheel housing, please see the 

‘Flywheel Housing and Clutch Cover’ section of the Somerford Mini Catalogue. 

1968-73 Saloon and Estate, 1968-75 Van and Pick Up 

Pre-A Plus gears. Direct/remote gearchange type reverse gear and mainshaft bearing retainer (four 

screw fitting). 9/16" dia. nose on 3rd motion shaft, two step layshaft, laygear takes two large bearings 

and one small bearing. Different ratios for 1275 models. 

1973-79 Saloon and Estate, 1975-79 Van and Pick Up 

Pre-A Plus gears. Rod gearchange type reverse gear and mainshaft bearing retainer (4 screw fitting). 

9/16" dia. nose on 3rd motion shaft, two step la yshaft,laygear takes two large bearings and one small 

bearing. Different ratios for 1275 models . 

1979-82 

Pre-A Plus gears (except for final drive pinion on 3.444:1 ratio models, which became A Plus in 1979). 

Rod gearchange type reverse gear and mainshaft bearing retainer (4 screw fitting). 11/16" dia. nose on 

3rd motion shaft, three step layshaft, laygear takes one large and one small bearing. Idler and 1st 

motion shaft drive gear ratios revised, idler gear bearings in gearbox case revised (diameter change). 

Different ratios for 1275 models. 

3rd Motion Shaft 

20 22G833 SHAFT, 3rd motion, 9/16" nose dia. 1 1968-79. 

DAM7484 SHAFT, 3rd motion, 11/16" nose dia. 1 1979 on. 

21 AAU1365 BEARING, 3rd motion shaft 1 

22 ADU4992 RING, spring, bearing retaining 1 

23 22A522 RETAINER, 3rd motion shaft bearing, 1 1968-73, Saloons and Estates; 

4 screw fixing, direct/remote change type 1968-75, Vans and Pick Ups. 

DAM1756 RETAINER, 3rd motion shaft bearing, 1 1973-84, Saloons and Estates; 

4 screw fixing, rod change type 1976-84, Vans and Pick Ups. 

24 DAM5996 RETAINER, 3rd motion shaft bearing, 1 1984 on. 

3 screw fixing, rod change type 

25 SH505071 SCREW, retainer to gearbox case 4/3 Qty. 4 for 22A522/DAM1756 retainers . 

26 DAM2377 LOCK TAB, screw 2/1 Qty. 2 for 22A522/DAM1756 retainers . 

27 DAM6047 LOCK TAB, screw 1 For DAM5996 retainer. 

28 2A3714 SHIM, retainer A/R 0.003" (0.076mm) 

2A3715 SHIM, retainer A/R 0.010" (0.254mm) 

1982 on 

A Plus gears. Rod gearchange type reverse gear and mainshaft bearing retainer (4 screw fitting 

reducing to 3 screw fitting in 1984). 11/16" dia. nose on 3rd motion shaft, three step layshaft, laygear 

takes one large and one small bearing. Different ratios for French 1275 models in the 1990s. 

Close ratio and straight cut close ratio gear sets are available for 4 synchro pre-A Plus and A Plus 

gearboxes, as special orders; please contact us for details. Similarly, contact us if you already have 

Special Tuning helical close ratio or straight cut close ratio gears and you require replacement parts. 

Reverse Idler Gear 

1 22G1034 REVERSE IDLER, 17/18 teeth, 1 1968-73, Saloons and Estates; 

direct/remote gearchange type 

1968-75, Vans and Pick Ups. 

22G1832 REVERSE IDLER, 17/18 teeth, 1 1973-79, Saloons and Estates; 

rod gearchange type 

1976-79, Vans and Pick Ups. 

TUB10020 REVERSE IDLER, 17/18 teeth, 1 1979 on. 

rod gearchange type 

2 TUJ10001 BUSH, reverse idler 1 

3 DAM8038 SHAFT, reverse idler 1 

Laygear 

4 22G927 LAYGEAR, 15/20/25/29 teeth 1 1968-79; 2 step layshaft, not 1275. 

22G1040 LAYGEAR, 15/20/25/29 teeth 1 1968-79; 2 step layshaft, 1275. 

5 DAM3169 LAYGEAR, 15/20/25/29 teeth 1 1979-82; 3 step layshaft, not 1275. 

DAM3168 LAYGEAR, 15/20/25/29 teeth 1 1979-80; 3 step layshaft, 1275. 

DAM4931 LAYGEAR, 15/21/26/30 teeth, A Plus type 1 1982 on; 3 step layshaft, 

not 1990-96, 1275 France . 

DAM6238 LAYGEAR, 15/21/27/31 teeth, A Plus type 1 1990-96, 3 step layshaft, 1275 France. 

6 22G931 LAYSHAFT, two step type 1 Fit to 22G927 and 22G1040 laygears. 

7 DAM3187 LAYSHAFT, three step type 1 Fit to all other laygears . 

8 2A3581 PLATE, locating reverse idler shaft/layshaft 1 

9 CHM141 BEARING, needle roller, laygear, large 2/1 Qty. 2 in 22G927/22G1040 gears only. 

10 88G396 BEARING, needle roller, laygear, small 1 Fit to 22G927 and 22G1040 gears only. 

11 13H9513 BEARING, needle roller, laygear, small 1 Fit to all other laygears . 

12 22G856 WASHER, thrust, small, 0.123-0.124" 1 Fit to 22G927 and 22G1040 laygears. 

(3.12-3.14mm) 

22G857 WASHER, thrust, small, 0.125-0.126" 1 Fit to 22G927 and 22G1040 laygears. 

(3.17-3.20mm) 


(3.22-3.25mm) 


(3.30-3.32mm) 

13 DAM3180 WASHER, thrust, small, 0.121-0.123" 1 Fit to DAM3169, DAM3168, DAM4931 

(3.07-3.12mm) and DAM6238 laygears . 

DAM3181 WASHER, thrust, small, 0.124-0.126" 1 Fit to DAM3169, DAM3168, DAM4931 






14 22G860 WASHER, thrust, large 1 

1st Motion Shaft 

15 22G1093 SHAFT, 1st motion, 17 teeth 1 1968-79; not 1275 models. 

22G1371 SHAFT, 1st motion, 18 teeth 1 1968-79; 1275 models. 

1st Gear 

29 22G1096 GEAR, 1st speed, 31 teeth 1 


31 AAU1815 BEARING, needle roller, 1st speed gear 1 

32 22G837 JOURNAL, 1st speed gear 1 

1st/2nd Synchroniser 

33 DAM7455 GEAR ASS’Y, 1st/2nd synchroniser 1 

34 BLS107 BALL, synchroniser 3 

35 22G2262 SPRING, synchroniser 3 

2nd Gear 

36 22G1094 GEAR, 2nd speed, 26 teeth 1 1968-82. 

DAM4932 GEAR, 2nd speed, 26 teeth, A Plus type 1 1982 on; not 1990-96, 1275 (France). 

DAM6240 GEAR, 2nd speed, 25 teeth, A Plus type 1 1990-96, 1275 (France). 


38 AAU1816 BEARING, needle roller, 2nd speed gear 1 

39 22G839 WASHER, thrust, 2nd speed gear 1 

40 22G843 PEG, 2nd speed gear 2 

41 22G154 SPRING, 2nd speed gear 1 

3rd Gear 

42 22G1095 GEAR, 3rd speed, 21 teeth 1 1968-82. 

DAM4933 GEAR, 3rd speed, 21 teeth, A Plus type 1 1982 on; not 1990-96, 1275 (France). 

DAM6241 GEAR, 3rd speed, 20 teeth, A Plus type 1 1990-96, 1275 (France). 


44 AAU1816 BEARING, needle roller, 3rd speed gear 1 

45 22G947 WASHER, thrust, 3rd speed gear 1 

46 22G843 PEG, 3rd speed gear 1 

47 22G154 SPRING, 3rd speed gear 1 

3rd/4th Synchroniser 

48 DAM7456 GEAR ASS’Y, 3rd/4th synchroniser 1 

49 BLS107 BALL, synchroniser 3 

50 22G2262 SPRING, synchroniser 3 

Final Drive Pinion 

51 22G99 PINION, 15 teeth, 4.333:1 ratio 1 With 65 tooth 22G443 final drive gear. 

22G99 PINION, 15 teeth, 4.267:1 ratio 1 With 64 tooth 22G370 final drive gear. 



22A399 PINION, 17 teeth, 3.765:1 ratio 1 With 64 tooth 22A401 final drive gear. 

22A399 PINION, 17 teeth, 3.647:1 ratio 1 With 62 tooth 22G940 final drive gear. 

22A413 PINION, 18 teeth, 3.444:1 ratio 1 With 62 tooth 22A411 final drive gear. 

DAM3647 PINION, 15 teeth, A Plus, 4.333:1 ratio 1 With 65 tooth DAM3645 final drive gear. 








TCC10001 PINION, 21 teeth, A Plus, 2.762:1 ratio 1 With 58 tooth TCB10004 final drive gear. 

52 DAM7485 NUT, pinion retaining 1 

53 DAM6140 LOCK TAB, pinion nut 1 


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Manual Gearbox - Selectors and Speedometer Drives 


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Manual Gearbox - Selectors and Speedometer Drives 


Direct and Remote Gearchange Selectors 

1959-73, Saloon and Estate; 1960-75, Van and Pick Up 

1 22A611 FORK, 1st and 2nd speed 1 3 synchromesh, 1959-68. 

22G889 FORK, 1st and 2nd speed 1 4 synchromesh, 1968 on. 

2 22A167 ROD, 1st and 2nd speed fork 1 3 synchromesh, 1959-68. 

22G821 ROD, 1st and 2nd speed fork 1 4 synchromesh, 1968 on. 

3 22A610 FORK, 3rd and 4th speed 1 

4 22A168 ROD, 3rd and 4th speed fork 1 3 synchromesh, 1959-68. 

22G822 ROD, 3rd and 4th speed fork 1 4 synchromesh, 1968 on. 

5 22G827 FORK, reverse 1 

6 22A169 ROD, reverse fork 1 

7 88G213 SELECTOR, reverse fork rod 1 

8 22G826 LEVER, reverse fork 1 

9 2A3504 PIVOT PIN, reverse fork lever 1 

10 CCN108 CIRCLIP, lever to pivot pin 1 

11 2A3492 SCREW, fork and selector locating 3 


13 FNZ604 NUT, locking 3 

When reassembling the gearbox, ensure that the fork locating screws are securely locked in place. It’s 

not unknown for one of them to vibrate loose otherwise, allowing a fork to slide on its rod and 

resulting in a complete loss of ability to select the gears operated by that fork; removal of the engine 

and gearbox from the car to tighten up one screw is a painful lesson indeed. 

Somerford Mini remembers one occasion where two valiant souls entered in the Italian Job event 

drove their Mini right the way through the Alps and most of the way across northern Italy in 

first and second gears only, the third/fourth selector fork screw having worked loose! The engine 

and gearbox duly removed in an Italian hotel car park, the screw was retightened allowing the 

Mini to return across Europe to Britain under its own steam and with a full complement of 

forward gears (which no doubt allowed the drivers’ hearing to recover somewhat). 

14 22G411 PLUNGER, fork rod detent 3 

15 2A3647 SPRING , plunger 3 

16 22A387 PLUG, detent bore 2 

17 AED172 WASHER, sealing 2 

18 22A208 GATE, gearchange 1 

19 88G231 SHAFT, gearchange 1 

20 13H577 OIL SEAL, shaft 1 

21 88G222 LEVER, gearchange operating 1 

22 WKN404 KEY, lever 1 

23 2A3335 SCREW, operating lever to gearchange 1 

shaft 


25 88G224 LEVER, gearchange shaft 1 

26 2A3335 SCREW, lever to gearchange shaft 1 


28 88G223 LEVER, remote control shaft 1 

29 2A3335 SCREW, lever to remote control shaft 1 


31 2A3467 BUTTON, thrust 1 Direct gearchange models . 

32 2A3390 SPRING , thr ust button 1 Direct gearchange models . 

33 88G233 SHAFT, remote control 1 Direct gearchange models , 1959-68. 

34 88G553 SHAFT, remote control 1 Direct gearchange models , 1968 on. 

35 22A1832 SEAT, gear lever 1 Direct gearchange models , 1968 on. 

36 22A1377 BUSH, gear lever seat, rubber 1 Direct gearchange models , 1968 on. 

37 22A1378 SLEEVE, bush 1 Direct gearchange models , 1968 on. 

38 22A253 SHAFT, remote control 1 Remote gearchange models. 

39 22G79 LEVER, bellcrank 1 Remote gearchange models. 

40 22G259 PIN, pivot 1 


42 22A398 WASHER, anti-rattle A/R 

43 22G174 WASHER, anti-rattle A/R 

22G175 WASHER, anti-rattle A/R 

44 22A191 PLUNGER, reverse detent 1 

45 2A3647 SPRING , plunger 1 

46 22A149 PLUG, detent bore 1 

47 AED172 WASHER, sealing 1 

48 22G351 PLUNGER, reversing light switch 1 Direct gearchange models with 

reversing light fitted. 

49 UHN305 NIPPLE, lubricating, remote control 1 

50 2K4973 WASHER, sealing 1 

Rod Gearchange Selectors 

1973 On, Saloon and Estate; 1976 On, Van and Pick Up 

51 TSP100390 FORK, 1st and 2nd speed 1 

52 TSP100400 FORK, 3rd and 4th speed 1 

53 22G1854 SHAFT, selector forks 1 

54 22G2595 ROLL PIN, 3rd and 4th speed fork to 1 

shaft 

55 22G1858 SHAFT, selector 1 

56 AHU1672 OIL SEAL, selector shaft, in differential 1 

cover 

57 DAM7764 BUSH, selector shaft 1 1973-85 approx.; replace with 

SSK001 selector oil seal kit. 

58 DAM8706 BUSH, aluminium, selector shaft 1 1985 approx. on (improved design). 

59 CDU1563 O RING, selector shaft 1 1985 approx. on (improved design). 

60 DAM3022 GAITER, selector shaft 1 




to do so), the outer one of the tw o acting both as a secondary seal and also as a secondary shield 

behind the gaiter, protecting the inner seal from under-body muck and grit. Most importantly, the 


Factory engineers finally came up with a remedy in 1985, fitting a modified selector shaft bush with a 


parts separately, but we’ve also put them together as an easy-to-buy, easy-to-fit kit for the owner 

to modify a pre-1985 Mini or repair a later model: 

61 SSK001 SELECTOR OIL SEAL KIT 1 Includes oil seal, gaiter and 

improved bush and O ring. 

62 22G1844 SPOOL, interlock 1 

63 BLS110 BALL, detent 1 

64 22G2083 SPRING, detent ball 1 

65 22G1870 SLEEVE, detent 1 

66 22G1417 O RING, sleeve 1 

67 22G1845 PIN, pivot, bellcrank 1 

68 31B447 O RING, pivot pin 1 

69 42H1077 BUSH, pivot pin 1 

70 AHU2292 LEVER, selector release 1 

71 22G1847 LEVER, bellcrank, lower 1 

72 42H1081 SPACER, bellcrank 2 

73 22G1848 LEVER, bellcrank, upper 1 


75 LNZ206 NUT, locking 1 

Speedometer Drives 

76 22A1881 PINION, 17 teeth (off white nylon) 1 1959-84, 10" road wheels (plus 12" 

wheels, 1275 GT). 

1984-94, 998 and 1275 carb (not 

France). 

3.105:1 final drive. 

DAM2905 PINION, 16 teeth (green nylon) 1 1984-92, 998. 


TXD10006 PINION, 18 teeth (red nylon) 1 1991 on, 1275 SPi (not F rance). 


TXD10004 PINION, 15 teeth (black nylon) 1 1990 on, 1275 carb (France) and SPi 

(France), all 1275 MPi models. 


77 2A3624 BUSH, steel, speedometer pinion 1 

78 DAM8488 BUSH, speedometer cable attachment 1 

79 2A3628 GASKET, bush 1 

80 SH504071 SCREW, coarse thread, bush to housing 1 


82 22A862 PLATE, bush retaining 1 

83 2A3720 GEAR, drive, 6 teeth (not paint coded) 1 1959-84, 10" road wheels (plus 12" 

wheels, 1275 GT). 

1984-94, 12” road wheels, 998 and 

1275 carb (not France). 


DAM6028 GEAR, drive, 7 teeth (blue paint coded) 1 1984-92, 12” road wheels, 998. 


TXF10004 GEAR, drive, 5 teeth (red paint coded) 1 1991 on, 12” and 13” road wheels, 

1275 SPi (not France). 


TXF10001 GEAR, drive, 7 teeth (yellow paint coded) 1 1990 on, 12” and 13” road wheels, 

1275 carb (France) and SPi (France), 

all 1275 MPi models. 



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Manual Gearbox - Direct and Remote Gearchanges 


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Manual Gearbox - Direct and Remote Gearchanges 


Direct and Remote Gearchange 

Direct gearchange (where the gearlever disappears through the toeboard straight into the back of the 

gearbox) was the system the Mini star ted with back in 1959. Its fitment was interspersed with the 

remote gearchange system (where the gearlever emerged from the end of a long aluminium casting 

under the floor) through the 1960s to the early 1970s - by rule of thumb, more upmarket Minis got 

the remote gearchange while more basic models (i.e. lowly 850s) carried on with the direct version. 

Calling it ‘direct’ was probably a bit of a misnomer, as the nicknames of ‘Magic Wand’ and ‘Pudding 

Stirrer’ hinted that in practice changing gear was not alwa ys that direct... 

While the direct and remote change systems are very obviously totally different, they share the same 

gear selector mechanism inside the gearbox. From late 1968 when the gearbox went over from 3 to 4 

synchromesh, they shared the same differential housing too - prior to that, the direct gearchange had 

its own unique diff housing with a small gearchange tower on it. 

The later rod change system (see the next section for details) required a complete redesign of the gear 

selector mechanism. Saloons and Estates were re-engineered for rod gearchange for the 1973 model 

year. Vans and Pick Ups however did not lose their direct gearchange in favour of rod change until the 

end of 1975. 

Direct Gearchange 

1959-68 

1 22A91 GEAR LEVER, straight 1 1959-61. 

2 88G232 GEAR LEVER, crank ed 1 1961-68. 

3 2A3383 KNOB, gear lever 1 1959-64. 

4 53K1722 NUT, locking knob 1 1959-64. 

5 22G110 KNOB, gear lever 1 1964-68. 

6 22A418 COVER, gear lever seat 1 

7 22A419 GAITER, gear lever 1 

8 22A394 GASKET, gear lever seat cover 1 

9 SH605051 SCREW, coarse thread, cover retaining 2 


11 2A3602 PIN, gearlever locating 1 


13 22A305 COVER, gearchange , differential cover 1 1959-62; cone synchro gearboxes. 

22A516 COVER, gearchange , differential cover 1 1962-68; baulk ring synchro gearboxes. 

14 SH504051 SCREW, coarse, cover to differential cover 4 


16 22A84 PLUNGER, anti-rattle, gear lever 1 

17 AEG3123 SPRING , plunger 1 

18 22A85 CAP, plunger and spring retaining 1 

19 AEG3122 WASHER, cap 1 


21 14A6861 PLATE, gear lever gaiter to floor 1 

22 36052Z SCREW, self tapping, plate to floor 4 

Direct Gearchange 

1968-73 Saloons 

1968-75 Vans and Pick Ups 

23 22A1382 GEAR LEVER 1 

24 22G110 KNOB, gear lever 1 


26 22A1381 RING, gaiter retaining 1 

27 22A1717 COVER, gear lever seat 1 

28 SH506061 SCREW, coarse thread, cover retaining 4 


30 22A285 PLUG, rubber 1 

31 22A1832 SEAT, gear lever 1 

32 22A1377 BUSH, gear lever seat, rubber 1 

33 22A1378 SLEEVE, bush 1 


35 14A6861 PLATE, gear lever gaiter to floor 1 

36 36052Z SCREW, self tapping, plate to floor 4 

Remote Gearchange 

1961-73 

37 22A269 GEAR LEVER 1 1961-64. 


39 53K1722 NUT, locking knob 1 1961-64. 

40 22G158 BUTTON, thrust 1 1961-64. 

41 22G159 SPRING , thr ust button 1 1961-64. 

42 22A391 RETAINER, gear lever 1 1961-64. 

43 22A394 GASKET, retainer 1 1961-64. 

44 22A392 FLANGE, retainer, nylon 1 1961-64. 

45 22A393 O RING 1 1961-64. 

46 SH505071 SCREW, coarse thread, retainer to remote 2 1961-64. 


48 22G1190 GEAR LEVER, chrome 1 1964-73. 

22A1586 GEAR LEVER, black 1 1964-73. 

49 22G110 KNOB, gear lever 1 1964-73. 

50 22G389 BUSH, split 1 1964-73. 

51 22G292 FLANGE, retainer, nylon 1 1964-73. 

52 22G286 SPRING 1 1964-73. 

53 22G290 RETAINER, gear lever 1 1964-73. 

54 88G228 DISTANCE PIECE 1 1964-73. 

55 22G291 SCREW, retainer 2 1964-73. 


57 2A3602 PIN, gear lever locating 1 


59 22A267 LEVER, primary shaft 1 

60 2A3335 SCREW, lever to primary shaft 1 


62 8G713 PRIMARY SHAFT, remote control 1 

63 22A250 HOUSING, remote control 1 

The 22A250 housing listed here attaches directly to the gearbox via four screws from underneath. The 

earliest 997cc Coopers however had a housing which attached from the sides, in a similar fashion to the 

Austin/Morris 1100 saloon of the period,but without the rubber ‘sandwich’ mounting used on those cars. 

This side-attached remote housing is not referred to in any of the factory parts catalogues, but - guess 

what - Somerford Mini have some still in stock at time of writing. Please phone for details. 

64 22A271 PLUG, gear lever seat access 1 

65 22A285 PLUG, rubber 1 

66 22A1373 PAD,remote to gearbox case 1 

67 SH506091 SCREW, coarse thread, short, remote to 2 

gearbox case 

68 SH506281 SCREW, coarse thread,long, remote to 2 

gearbox case 


70 22A84 PLUNGER, control shaft damping 1 

71 AEG3123 SPRING, plunger 1 

72 22A85 CAP, plunger and spring retaining 1 

73 AEG3122 WASHER, cap 1 

74 14A9941 GAITER,gearlever, domed 1 1961-64. 

75 22A608 GAITER,gearlever, convoluted 1 1964-73. 

76 14A9942 PLATE, gearlever gaiter to floor 1 

77 36052Z SCREW, plate to floor 4 

78 21A956 MOUNTING, rubber, remote control 1 

79 SH505061 SCREW, mounting to remote 2 


81 21A745 BRACKET, mounting to floor 1 

82 FNZ106 NUT,mounting to bracket 1 


84 PWZ206 WASHER, plain, large 1 

85 SH605061 SCREW, bracket to floor 3 

86 53K3439 WASHER, ‘D’ 3 



89 FNZ105 NUT 3 

90 GAE131 SWITCH, reversing lights 1 

91 2K7914 WASHER, fibre , switch spacing A/R 

Remote Gearchange Quickshift Kit 

Available as an easy-to-fit conversion for 1964-73 remote gearchanges, the quickshift drastically cuts the 

truck-lik e distance between gears, making gearchanges a fast, efficient pleasure instead of a work-out for 

your arm! Engineered with great integrity by Kent Auto Developments, the kit includes a new, chromed 

gear lever and bush, revised nylon retainer flange and longer retainer screws. 

92 1013218 QUICKSHIFT KIT 1 1964-73. 

Accessory Gear Lever Knobs 

Accessory Mini gear lever knobs are available from Somerford Mini to spruce up your gear lever, 

providing a smart alternative to the often basic and frequently unavailable original knobs. Please order 

by selecting the relevant part number for leather, wood or burr walnut finish, and then quote in your 

order the insert badge you require; you can choose from the following: 

‘Mini’ (with side view of car) 

Mini winged logo 

‘Cooper’ 

Mini Cooper laurel wreath 

‘GT’ 

Union flag 

Chequered flags 

Skull and crossbones (hmm... nice!) 

93 BG2702 KNOB, gear lever, black leather 1 

94 BG2602 KNOB, gear lever, wood 1 

BWGK KNOB, gear lever, burr walnut 1 


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Manual Gearbox - Rod Gearchange 


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Manual Gearbox - Rod Gearchange 


Rod Gearchange 

Introduced for 1973 on Mini Saloons and Estates and for 1976 on Vans and Pick Ups, the rod change 

system was simpler (kept the production engineers happy) and therefore cheaper (happy accountants), 

more robust (happy owners) and easier to use (ditto) than the previous choice of direct or remote 

gearchange. The ‘modified Mini’ frater nity mourned the loss of positive location offered by the outgoing 

remote system’s beefy casting, but soon welcomed the extra space inside the gearbox case which just 

about allowed the dream of a five speed Mini gearbox conversion to become reality. 

The success of the rod change gearbox led to it being used virtually without modification for the last 

27 years of the Mini’s 41 year production life. 

1 22A1932 GEAR LEVER 1 1973-96. 

UKE100790 GEAR LEVER 1 1997 on. 

2 22G2316 KNOB, gear lever, Bakerlite 1 1973-80. 

3 22G2319 KNOB, gear lever, wood 1 1979, Mini Special. 

4 DAM4440 KNOB, gear lever, nylon with clear plastic 1 1980-85. 

insert 

5 UKJ10005 KNOB, gear lever, nylon with clear plastic 1 1985-96. 

insert 

6 UKJ100220 KNOB, gear lever, wood 1 1993-96, certain limited editions. 

7 UKJ100410PMA KNOB, gear lever, leather, Black 1 1997 on. 

UKJ100410SMK KNOB, gear lever, leather, Light Stone 1 1997 on. 

Beige 

UKJ100230CEP KNOB, gear lever, leather, Red 1 1997 on, Classic Leather Option. 

UKJ100230HDZ KNOB, gear lever, leather, Porcelain Green1 1997 on, Classic Leather Option. 

UKJ100230JCH KNOB, gear lever, leather, Prussian Blue 1 1997 on, Classic Leather Option. 

UKJ100410HDC KNOB, gear lever, leather, County Green 1 1998, Cooper Sports limited edition. 

UKJ100610PMA KNOB, gear lever, leather, Black 1 1998-99, Paul Smith, Mini 40 and 

John Cooper limited editions . 

2000, Seven, Knightsbridge and Cooper. 

UKJ100610SMK KNOB, gear lever, leather, Light Stone 1 1999, Mini 40. 

Beige 

8 UKJ100950MDC KNOB, gear lever, alloy 1 2000, Cooper Sport. 

9 22G1434 RETAINER, gear lever 1 

10 DAM2670 PIN, gear lever retaining, long 1 

11 22G2277 PIN, gear lever retaining, shor t 1 

12 DAM3670 HOUSING, gear lever 1 Includes gear lever retaining pins and 

lower bushes. 

13 42H1214 BUSH, housing,lower 2 

14 DAM8621 COVER, lower, housing 1 

15 22G2026 BRACKET, housing to mounting rubbers 1 

16 BT606281 BOLT, bracket to housing 1 


18 22G2205 MOUNTING , rubber 2 

19 FNZ105 NUT 2 


21 22G2792 EXTENSION, gearchange rod 1 

22 42H1199 ROD, extension support 1 

23 22G1930 ROD, gear change 1 1973-92; not 1990 on, 1275. 

UKN10023 ROD, gear change 1 1990 on, 1275. 

24 42H1116 COUPLING, gear change rod to selector 1 

shaft 

25 RPS1416 ROLL PIN, rod and coupling securing 3 

26 AHU1672 OIL SEAL, selector shaft, in differential 1 

cover 

27 DAM7764 BUSH, selector shaft 1 1973-85 approx.; replace with SSK001 

selector oil seal kit. 

28 DAM8706 BUSH, aluminium, selector shaft 1 1985 approx. on (improved design). 

29 CDU1563 O RING , selector shaft 1 1985 approx. on (improved design). 

30 DAM3022 GAITER, selector shaft 1 




to do so), the outer one of the two acting both as a secondary seal and also as a secondary shield 

behind the gaiter, protecting the inner seal from under-body muck and grit. Most importantly, the 


Factory engineers finally came up with a remedy in 1985, fitting a modified selector shaft bush with a 


parts separately, but we’ve also put them together as an easy-to-buy, easy-to-fit kit for the 

owner to modify a pre-1985 Mini or repair a later model. 

31 SSK001 SELECTOR OIL SEAL KIT 1 Includes oil seal, gaiter and 

improved bush and O ring. 

32 22A1936 ROD, steady, gear lever housing 1 1973-85. 

DAM5067 ROD, steady, gear lever housing 1 1985-92, not 1990 on, 1275. 

UKN10032 ROD, steady, gear lever housing 1 1990 on, 1275. 

33 13H7286 BUSH, Metalastic, steady rod to gear case 1 

34 BT605161 BOLT, steady rod to bush 1 

35 LNZ505 NUT, nyloc, thin 1 


37 LNZ508 NUT, nyloc, thin, steady rod to gear lever 1 

housing 



40 22A1613 NUT, locking reversing light switch 1 

41 CZH4278 GAITER,gearlever 1 Use when leather gaiter not fitted. 

42 PAM5130 GAITER,gearlever, inner 1 Use when leather gaiter fitted. 

43 FJL10016 GAITER, outer, leather, black and red 1 When fitted. 

FJL100480JCH GAITER, outer, PVC, Prussian Blue 1 When fitted. 

FJL101210RKX GAITER, outer, PVC, Stone Beige/bright 1 Original fitment 1997 on. 

FJL101210WFEGAITER, outer, PVC, Grenadine Red/chrome 1 Original fitment 40th Anniversary. 

FJL101210WFGGAITER, outer, PVC, Prussian Blue/chrome 1 Original fitment 40th Anniversary. 

FJL101210CAC GAITER, outer, PVC, tartan red 1 Original fitment Classic 2000 Seven. 

The outer gaiter is also supplied in alternative colour and bright finisher styles to match the 

interior trim of other later 1990s models. Please contact Somerford Mini for details of availability. 

44 JPC6519 INSULATION, gearlever aperture 1 Use when leather gaiter fitted. 

45 FJN10003 PLATE, gearlever gaiter to floor 1 

46 PTZ1006 SCREW, plate to floor 4 

Between 1985 and 1992, Minis bound for Germany were equipped with a vacuum advance cut-out 

solenoid, operated by a switch on the gearchange. This naturally necessitated the use of several modified 

or new gearchange components. Only those that differ from standard are listed below: 

47 DAM8066 HOUSING, gear lever 1 1985-88; Germany, without brake servo. 

48 DAM6328 COVER, lower, housing 1 1985-88; Germany, without brake servo. 

49 DAM6143 BRACKET, gear lever housing 1 1985-88; Germany, without brake servo. 

50 SH604041 SCREW, bracket to housing 3 1985-88; Germany, without brake servo. 

51 LWZ404 WASHER, shakeproof 3 1985-88; Germany, without brake servo. 

52 DAM6049 ROD, extension suppor t 1 1985-88; Germany, without brake servo. 

53 DAM8618 HOUSING, gear lever 1 1988-92; Germany, with brake servo. 

54 DAM8623 COVER, lower, housing 1 1988-92; Germany, with brake servo. 

55 DAM8604 BRACKET, gear lever housing 1 1988-92; Germany, with brake servo. 

56 SH604041 SCREW, bracket to housing 5 1988-92; Germany, with brake servo. 

57 LWZ404 WASHER, shakeproof 5 1988-92; Germany, with brake servo. 

58 DAM8587 BODY, 4th gear switch 1 1988-92; Germany, with brake servo. 

59 DAM8592 SEAL, gear lever housing, front 1 1988-92; Germany, with brake servo. 

60 DAM8591 SEAL, gear lever housing, rear 1 1988-92; Germany, with brake servo. 

61 NY108041 NUT, nyloc 2 1988-92; Germany, with brake servo. 

62 DAM8588 WASHER, sealing, special 2 1988-92; Germany, with brake servo. 

63 DAM8599 ROD, gear change 1 1988-92; Germany, with brake servo. 

64 ADU5066 SWITCH, gearbox, 4th gear, solenoid valve 1 

operating 

Rod Gearchange Quickshift Kit 

Available as an easy-to-fit conversion for all rod change Minis, the quickshift drastically cuts the truck-lik e 

distance between gears , making gearchanges a fast, efficient pleasure instead of a work-out for your arm! 

Engineered with great integrity by Kent Auto Developments, the kit includes a new, chromed gear lever 

and bush, plus a revised retainer assembly. 

65 1013216 QUICKSHIFT KIT 1 

Accessory Gear Lever Knobs 

Accessory Mini gear lever knobs are available from Somerford Mini to spruce up your gear lever, 

providing a smart alternative to the often basic and frequently unavailable original knobs. Please order 

by selecting the relevant part number for leather, wood or burr walnut finish, and then quote in your 

order the insert badge you require; you can choose from the following: 

‘Mini’ (with side view of car) 

Mini winged logo 

‘Cooper’ 

Mini Cooper laurel wreath 

‘GT’ 

Union flag 

Chequered flags 

Skull and crossbones (hmm... nice!) 

66 BG2702 KNOB, gear lever, black leather 1 

67 BG2602 KNOB, gear lever, wood 1 

BWGK KNOB, gear lever, burr walnut 1 


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Automatic Transmission - Torque Converter and Housing 


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Automatic Transmission - Torque Converter and Housing 


Torque Converter Housing 

1 - TORQUE CONVERTER HOUSING ASS’Y 1 Non-ser viced part. 

2 22A1239 BEARING, idler gear (1.004" ext. dia.) 1 1965-68; fit with CCN216 circlip. 

13H7985 BEARING, idler gear (1 1/16" ext. dia., 1 1968-82 approx.; fit with 51K3565 

3/4" int. dia.) circlip. 

AHU1707 BEARING, idler gear (1 3/8" ext. dia., 1 1982 appro x. on (A Plus gears); fit 

7/8" int. dia.) without circlip. 

As happened with Mini manual gearboxes at similar dates, the idler gear shaft diameter (i.e. idler gear 

bearing internal diameter) and the bearing seat diameter in the torque converter housing (idler gear 

bearing external diameter) changed a couple of times. To be safe, measure the internal and exter nal 

diameters of your bearing before ordering. Note that the idler gear thrust washers, listed later on this 

page, also changed to 7/8” inter nal diameter when the AHU1707 bearing arrived around 1982. 

3 CCN216 CIRCLIP, bearing 1 1965-68. 

51K3565 CIRCLIP, bearing 1 1968-82. 

4 AAU1365 BEARING, input gear 1 

5 22A661 RETAINER, bearing 1 

6 22A784 OIL SEAL, primar y gear 1 

7 22A973 COVER, engine oil pump 1 

8 2K8161 PLUG, core, torque converter housing 1 

9 22A974 TUBE, dipstick 1 1965-96. 

LQN100830 TUBE, dipstick 1 1997 on (Japan). 

10 22A750 DIPSTICK ASSEMBLY 1 1965-85. 

11 DAM7599 DIPSTICK ASSEMBLY 1 1985-96. 

LQM100700 DIPSTICK ASSEMBLY 1 1997 on (Japan). 

12 AEC671 WASHER, rubber, dipstick 1 1965-85; included in 22A750 dipstick 

assembly. 

13 22A1084 PLUG, housing 1 

14 22A1898 DISTANCE PIECE, starter motor to housing 1 If required; 1970 approx. to 1985. 

15 GUG705684GM GASKET, housing to cylinder block and 1 

transmission case 

16 BH605161 BOLT, housing to cylinder block, short 3 

17 BH605181 BOLT, housing to cylinder block, long 2 1965-90. 

BH605201 BOLT, housing to cylinder block, long 2 1990 on. 

18 SH605071 SCREW, housing to cylinder block 2 


20 12B63 WASHER, sealing 1 

For hardware used to attach the torque converter housing to the transmission case, please see 

the ‘Automatic Transmission - External’ section of the Somerford Mini Catalogue. 

Torque Converter 

21 22G1691 TORQUE CONVERTER ASSEMBLY 1 1965-70. 

DAM5085N TORQUE CONVERTER ASSEMBLY 1 1970-85; inertia starter. 

DAM7564N TORQUE CONVERTER ASSEMBLY 1 1985-94; pre-engaged starter, 998 

and 1275 carburetter models . 

TQB10007N TORQUE CONVERTER ASSEMBLY 1 1994-96; 1275 injection models. 

TQB100140N TORQUE CONVERTER ASSEMBLY 1 1997 on (Japan); 1275 injection 

models. 

The torque converter part numbers listed here are for new torque converter assemblies; reconditioned 

assemblies are also available from Somerford Mini, on request - please contact us for details. 

22 22G2613 RING GEAR, starter motor 1 Included in torque converter assembly; 

inertia star ter. 

DAM7518 RING GEAR, starter motor 1 Included in torque converter assembly; 

pre-engaged star ter. 

23 27H8800 PLUG, drain 2 Included in torque converter assembly. 

24 27H8803 WASHER, sealing 2 Included in torque converter assembly. 

25 27H8801 BOLT 6 Included in torque converter assembly. 

26 27H8804 LOCK TAB, torque converter bolt 3 Included in torque converter assembly. 

27 22A1158 SCREW, torque converter to crankshaft 1 

28 22A1155 LOCK TAB, screw 1 

29 22A1159 KEY, torque converter to crankshaft 1 

30 22G1022 COVER, torque converter 1 1965-70. 

22G1580 COVER, torque converter 1 1970-94; 998 and 1275 carburetter 

models. 

TGL10008 COVER, torque converter 1 1994 on; 1275 injection models. 

31 22A1114 PLUG, cover 1 

32 SH605081 SCREW, cover to torque converter housing 5 


34 FNZ105 NUT 5 

35 TYG10007 BOLT, dowel, cover to torque converter 2 1994 on; 1275 injection models. 

housing 

36 22A1492 GROMMET, cover to torque converter 1 1970 on. 

housing 

Torque Converter Gear Train 

Note if you have a 1965 or early 1996 Mini Automatic that the output gear train is unique and is not 

itemised here. Factory advice for these models is to replace all three gears with those shown here, 

together with the relevant thrust washers and shims . 

If you are unsure that the age of your Mini’s transmission matches the age of the car, you will need to 

work out whether you have pre-A Plus or A Plus output gears. A Plus gears were introduced on the 

Mini round about 1982 (at different times on different models...), and have a sharper tooth angle and 

different pitch making them quieter than,but definitely not interchangeable with, the earlier gears. A 

Plus gears can be identified by the presence of a circumferential groove in the centre of the teeth. 

37 22A1064 PRIMARY GEAR ASS’Y, with bushes 1 1965-82 approx. 

DAM5713 PRIMARY GEAR ASS’Y, with bushes 1 1982 approx. to 1992; A Plus gears, 

998 models. 

DAM9374 PRIMARY GEAR ASS’Y, with bushes 1 1992 on; A Plus gears , 1275 models. 

38 22A1066 BUSH, primary gear, front 1 1965-92; 848 and 998 models. 

DAM8889 BUSH, primary gear, front 1 1992 on; 1275 models. 

39 22G109 BUSH, primary gear, rear 1 ‘Top hat’ bush. 

Once fitted, the primary gear bushes must be machined to ensure alignment with each other. Confusion 

often reigns over the convention for naming primary gear bushes. Which should be called the front bush 

and which should be the rear The answer is the bush closer to the front of the engine (i.e. the water 

pump end) is the front bush and the bush on the torque converter end (the ‘top hat’ bush) is the rear 

bush. 

40 22A321 WASHER, thrust, primary gear, front, 1 1965-92; 848 and 998 models. 

0.110-0.112" (2.79-2.84mm) 

22A322 WASHER, thrust, primary gear, front, 1 1965-92; 848 and 998 models. 

0.112-0.114" (2.84-2.89mm) 


0.114-0.116" (2.89-2.94mm) 


0.116-0.118" (2.94-2.99mm) 


0.118-0.120" (2.99-3.04mm) 

DAM6490 WASHER, thrust, primary gear, front, 1 1992 on; 1275 models. 

0.112-0.114" (2.84-2.89mm) 


0.114-0.116" (2.89-2.94mm) 


0.116-0.118" (2.94-2.99mm) 


0.118-0.120" (2.99-3.04mm) 


0.120-0.122" (3.04-3.09mm) 


42 88G549 RING, backing 1 

43 22A1242 GEAR, idler, with 3/4" shaft dia. 1 1965-82 approx. 

DAM5165 GEAR, idler, with 7/8" shaft dia. 1 1982 approx. on; A Plus gears . 

44 22A1546 WASHER, thrust, idler gear 2 1965-82 approx. (3/4” int. dia.). 

0.130-0.131" (3.30-3.32mm) 

22A1545 WASHER, thrust, idler gear 2 1965-82 approx. (3/4” int. dia.). 

0.132-0.133" (3.35-3.37mm) 


0.134-0.135" (3.40-3.42mm) 


0.136-0.137" (3.45-3.47mm) 


0.138-0.139" (3.50-3.53mm) 

DAM4822 WASHER, thrust, idler gear 2 1982 approx. on, A Plus gears 

0.132-0.133" (3.35-3.37mm) (7/8” int. dia.). 


0.134-0.135" (3.40-3.42mm) (7/8” int. dia.). 


0.136-0.137" (3.45-3.47mm) (7/8” int. dia.). 


0.138-0.139" (3.50-3.53mm) (7/8” int. dia.). 

45 22A1265 GEAR, input 1 1965-82 approx. 

DAM5164 GEAR, input 1 1982 approx. on; A Plus gears . 

46 22A1266 SHIM, input gear, 0.003" (0.076mm) A/R 

22A1267 SHIM, input gear, 0.012" (0.305mm) A/R 

47 22A624 WASHER, abutment 1 

48 510618A NUT, nyloc, input gear 1 


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Automatic Transmission - Transmission Components 


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Automatic Transmission - Transmission Components 


Rebuilt or Repaired Transmission Assemblies 

Somerford Mini does not offer a rebuild or repair service for automatic transmissions other than 

superficial repairs not involving the internal workings, because of the cost of the necessary 

specialist equipment and the relatively few numbers of customers for automatic transmission work. 

We advise customers requiring rebuilds or repairs to deal directly with an automatic transmission 

specialist - we can point you in the right direction, if required. We should also mention we carry 

out automatic to manual power unit transplants in our workshops - automatic engines are 

unique and will not fit a manual gearbox, so both engine and transmission are changed. This 

apparently drastic measure actually frequently represents a very cost-effective way to get your Mini 

back up and running when otherwise faced with huge bills for automatic transmission repair. 

We do not hold comprehensive stocks of automatic transmission internal components. Instead we 

limit ourselves to parts which by our own experience we consider may be fitted successfully by our 

customers - and even then, sometimes only by the more e xperienced. As always, though, if there’s 

anything else you require, please contact us and if it’s available we will obtain it for you. 

Differential Housing Attachment 

1 22A1012 GASKET, transmission case to housing, upper 1 1965-73; for ‘Hardy Spicer’ drive shafts . 

GUG705571GM GASKET, transmission case to housing, upper 1 1973 on; for ‘pot joint’ drive shafts. 

2 22A1011 GASKET, transmission case to housing, lower 1 1965-73; for ‘Hardy Spicer’ drive shafts . 

GUG705572GM GASKET, transmission case to housing, lower 1 1973 on; for ‘pot joint’ drive shafts. 

3 22A153 DOWEL,transmission case to housing 2 

4 22A691 PEG , oil seal housing 1 

5 22A1044 STUD, transmission case to housing 1 





10 FNZ506 NUT 4 

11 FNZ505 NUT 7 


13 22A690 LOCK TAB, transmission case to housing, RH 1 

14 22A692 LOCK TAB, transmission case to housing, LH 1 

Torque Converter Housing Attachment 

15 22A1689 GASKET, transmission case to housing 1 1965-73; for ‘Hardy Spicer’ drive shafts . 

GUG705684GM GASKET, transmission case to housing 1 1973 on; for ‘pot joint’ drive shafts. 

16 22A97 DOWEL,transmission case to housing 2 

17 53K547 STUD, transmission case to housing, shor t 6 

18 22A963 STUD, transmission case to housing, long 4 

19 FNZ505 NUT 10/11 Qty. increases when screw not used. 

20 SH505101 SCREW, coarse thread, case to housing 1 If fitted. 


22 BH505181 BOLT, coarse thread, case to housing 2 1985 on. 

For screws, bolts and washers used to attach the torque converter housing to the cylinder block, please 

see the ‘Automatic Transmission - Torque Converter’ section. 

Front Cover Attachment 

23 22A1487 FRONT COVER, transmission 1 1965-92; 848 and 998 models . 

24 22A1334 PIPE, valve block to front cover 1 Included in 22A1487 front cover. 

25 22A1557 O RING , pipe 1 Included in 22A1487 front cover. 

26 DAM5246 FRONT COVER, transmission 1 1992 on; 1275 models. 

27 22A1334 PIPE, valve block to front cover 1 Included in D AM5246 front cover. 

28 22A1557 O RING , pipe 1 Included in D AM5246 front cover. 

29 DAM4775 LEVER, bell crank 1 Included in D AM5246 front cover. 

30 DAM3967 PIN, pivot 1 Included in D AM5246 front cover. 

31 TYC100110 CIRCLIP, lever to pivot pin 1 Included in DAM5246 front cover. 

32 TGY10001 GUARD, inhibitor switch 1 1992 on; 1275 models. 

33 SF504041 SCREW, guard to front cover 1 1992 on; 1275 models. 

34 GUG705562GM GASKET, front cover to transmission case 1 

35 SH505091 SCREW, coarse thread, cover to case 15 1965-92; 848 and 998 models . 

36 LWZ205 WASHER, locking 15 1965-92; 848 and 998 models . 

37 DAM7754 SCREW, flanged, cover to case 15 1992 on; 1275 models. 

38 BH506221 BOLT, coarse thread, cover to case 2 


40 GUG705552GM GASKET, oil filter head to front cover 1 

41 22A1001 O RING , oil filter head to front cover 2 If required. 

For the engine oil filter and filter head, please see the engine catalogue pages . 

Auxiliary Pump Cover Attachment 

42 88G498 GASKET, transmission case to co ver 1 1965-73; for ‘Hardy Spicer’ drive shafts . 

GUG705683GM GASKET, transmission case to co ver 1 1973 on; for ‘pot joint’ drive shafts. 

43 22A13 DOWEL,transmission case to co ver 2 

44 CHS2511 STUD, transmission case to cover,shor t 1 

45 CHS2512 STUD, transmission case to cover, medium 8 

46 CHS2516 STUD, transmission case to cover, long 2 

47 FNZ505 NUT 11 


Speedometer Drive 

49 27H7715 HOUSING, speedometer drive 1 1965-92; 848 and 998 models . 

TJF10001 HOUSING, speedometer drive 1 1992 on; 1275 models. 

50 27H7714 GASKET, housing to auxiliar y pump cover 1 

51 27H7716 SCREW, housing to aux. pump cover 2 


53 22A1881 PINION, 17 teeth (off white nylon) 1 1965-82; 848/998 models with 10” wheels. 

DAM2905 PINION, 16 teeth (green nylon) 1 1982-84; 998 models with 10" wheels. 

TXD10006 PINION, 18 teeth (red nylon) 1 1984-92; 998 models with 12" wheels. 

TNB10003 PINION, 15 teeth (blue nylon) 1 1992 on; 1275 models with 12" wheels. 

54 2A3624 BUSH, steel, speedometer pinion 1 

55 DAM8488 BUSH, speedometer cable attachment 1 

56 2A3628 GASKET, bush 1 

57 SH504071 SCREW, coarse thread, bush to housing 1 


59 22A862 PLATE, bush retaining 1 

60 27H7713 GEAR, drive, 5 teeth (not paint coded) 1 1965-92; 848 and 998 models. 

TNB10006 GEAR, drive, 7 teeth (not paint coded) 1 1992 on; 1275 models. 

Cylinder Block Attachment 

61 GUG106SS GASKET SET, transmission case to block 1 1965-96. 

GUG703049SG GASKET SET, transmission case to block 1 1997 on (Japan). 

62 AHU1959 SEAL, oil, front main bearing cap 1 ‘Half Moon’ seal. 

63 LUE10003 O RING, transmission case to block 1 

1965-92, 848 and 998 Models 

64 12H1824 DOWEL, transmission case to block 2 

65 FHS2409 STUD, transmission case to block,shor t 1 

FHS2412 STUD, transmission case to block, long 5 

66 FNZ504 NUT 6 


68 SH604071 SCREW, transmission case to block 6 


1992 On, 1275 Models 

70 22H983 DOWEL, transmission case to block 1 

71 FHS2409 STUD, transmission case to block,shor t 5 

FHS2412 STUD, transmission case to block, long 1 

72 FNZ504 NUT 6 


74 SH604071 SCREW, transmission case to block 6 


76 BH604141 BOLT, dowel 1 

77 12A1150 COLLAR, dowel bolt 1 


79 FNZ104 NUT 1 

Transmission Fittings 

80 GEG805 GASKET SET, transmission, ‘Hardy Spicer’ type1 1965-73; includes all gaskets and seals . 

GUG708003TS GASKET SET,transmission, ‘pot joint’ type 1 1973-96; includes all gaskets and seals . 

GUG708015TS GASKET SET, transmission 1 1997 on (Japan);incl. all gaskets and seals. 

81 88G302 BEARING, idler gear, 1.004" ext. dia. 1 1965-68; fit with CCN216 circlip. 

13H7848 BEARING, idler gear, 1 1/16" ext. dia. 1 1968-82 approx.;fit with 51K3565 circlip. 

AHU1707 BEARING, idler gear, 1 3/8" ext. dia. 1 1982 approx.on (A Plus); fit without circlip. 

82 CCN216 CIRCLIP, bearing 1 1965-68. 

51K3565 CIRCLIP, bearing 1 1968-82. 

83 DAM7335 PLUG, drain, magnetic 1 

84 AED172 WASHER, sealing, drain plug 1 

85 22G1679 VALVE, low pressure 1 1965-82. 

DAM4738 VALVE, low pressure 1 1982-85. 

ADU6491 VALVE, low pressure 1 1985 on. 

BAU2303 REPAIR KIT, low pressure valve 1 1985 on. 

86 GUG705568GM GASKET, valve to torque converter housing 1 

87 SH504061 SCREW, coarse thread, valve to housing 5 


89 22A1570 STRAINER, oil 1 

90 22A1565 SEAL, oil strainer to pick up pipe 1 

91 22A1171 PIPE, oil pick up 1 1965-73; for ‘Hardy Spicer’ drive shafts . 

DAM8344 PIPE, oil pick up 1 1973 on; for ‘pot joint’ drive shafts. 

92 LUE10003 O RING, pick up pipe 1 

93 22G792 PIPE, oil, valve block to adaptor 1 

94 AWN107 WASHER, curved, adaptor pipe 1 

95 22A1199 SEAL, oil, rubber 1 

96 LUE10003 O RING, oil pipe 1 

97 DAM9051 CONTROL ASSEMBLY, kickdown 1 

98 27H8422 E CLIP, kickdown control bolt 1 Included in kickdown control assembly. 

99 27H7738 CLIP, control rod 1 Included in kickdown control assembly. 

100 GUG705570GM GASKET, control to transmission case 1 

101 SH504061 SCREW, coarse thread, control to case 2 



104 22A975 ROD, valve operating 1 1965-71. 

22A1690 ROD, valve operating 1 1971-92; 848 and 998 models. 

DAM5226 ROD, valve operating 1 1992 on; 1275 models. 

105 22A978 SEAL, oil, operating rod 1 1965-71; fit with 22A977 retaining cup. 

13H6585 SEAL, oil, operating rod 1 1971 on; fit with DAM9317 retaining clip. 

106 22A977 CUP, seal and fork end gaiter retaining 1 1965-71. 

DAM9317 CLIP, seal retaining 1 1971 on. 


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Automatic Transmission - Gearchange Controls 


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Automatic Transmission - Gearchange Controls 


Automatic Transmission Controls 

1965-92, 850 and 1000 

1 22A1118 GEAR LEVER 1 1965-69. 


3 22A1575 GEAR LEVER 1 1969-82. 

DAM5777 GEAR LEVER 1 1982-92. 


5 53K1722 NUT, locking, gear lever knob 1 1969-92. 

6 22A1577 SLEEVE, gear lever, reverse baulk 1 1969-92. 

7 AHC197 SPRING , return, reverse baulk 1 1969-92. 

8 13H5837 CIRCLIP 1 1969-92. 

9 AHC196 WASHER, special 1 1969-92. 

10 54K1722 NUT, locking, reverse baulk sleeve 1 1969-92. 

11 22G461 HOUSING, gear selector 1 

12 PMZ412 SCREW, housing to floor 4 1965-73. 

13 22A2062 PLATE, housing mounting 1 1973-92. 

14 22A2067 GASKET, plate 1 1973-92. 

15 ANZ103 NUT, plate to floor 4 1973-92. 

16 WL700101 WASHER, locking 4 1973-92. 

17 22A1068 PIVOT, gear lever 1 

18 22A941 BUSH, sliding, pivot 1 

19 22A943 CIRCLIP, pivot 1 

20 22A1076 RETAINER, pivot 1 

21 PMZ306 SCREW, retainer 2 

22 WL700101 WASHER, locking 2 

23 ANZ103 NUT 2 

24 22A1117 PLATE, gear indicator 1 1965-69. 

22A1821 PLATE, gear indicator 1 1969-73. 

22A1883 PLATE, gear indicator 1 1973-92. 

25 RTP603 SCREW, self tapping, plate to control box 4 

26 22G1123 CONTROL BOX 1 

27 SH504051 SCREW, coarse thread, control box to 4 

housing 


29 22A1075 SPRING , reverse gear abutment 1 

30 22A1028 PLUNGER, gear selector 1 1965-82. 

DAM5780 PLUNGER, gear selector 1 1982-92. 

31 22A2217 CABLE, gear selector 1 

32 22A1146 GAITER, cable, small 1 

33 22A1147 GAITER, cable, large 1 

34 FNZ103 NUT, cable, locking 1 

35 NT604041 NUT, cable, locking 1 

36 FNZ207 NUT, cable, locking 2 

37 PCR507 CLIP, selector cable 1 1965-69. 

38 CP105081 CLIP, selector cable 1 1969-92. 

39 22A1858 FERRULE, selector cable 1 1969-92. 

40 PTZ1004 SCREW, self tapping, clip 1 


42 DAM8711 SPACER, selector cable to subframe 1 1987-92. 

43 12A1358 BUSH, selector cable 2 

44 22A1188 DISTANCE TUBE,bush 1 

45 22A1195 WASHER, plain 2 

Forged Bell Crank Lever 1965-70 

46 88G456 LEVER, bell crank 1 

47 21A798 BUSH, bell crank lever 1 Included in lever. 

48 22A1160 PIVOT, lever 1 

49 22A995 WASHER, shakeproof 1 



52 22A989 FORK END, valve operating rod 1 

53 FNZ204 NUT, locking operating rod fork end 1 

54 22A999 FORK END, selector cable 1 

55 ANZ103 NUT, locking selector cable fork end 2 


57 22A1196 CLEVIS PIN, fork ends to lever 2 


59 22A1164 GAITER, operating rod fork end 1 

60 22A1165 GAITER, selector cable fork end 1 

61 22A1284 GUARD, bell crank lever 1 1968-70. 

Exposed Pressed Bell Crank Lever 1970-71 

62 22A1697 LEVER, bell crank 1 

63 22A1807 PIVOT, lever 1 


65 FNZ104 NUT 1 

66 22A1703 BRACKET, valve operating rod to lever 1 

67 FNZ104 NUT 1 


69 BH604111 BOLT, bracket to lever 1 


71 22A1808 COLLAR, spacing bracket 1 




75 SH604081 SCREW, fork end to lever 1 


77 FNZ504 NUT 1 

Enclosed Pressed Bell Crank Lever 1971-92 

78 22A1697 LEVER, bell crank 1 

79 BH504131 BOLT, coarse thread, lever pivot 1 


81 22A1702 COLLAR, spacing pivot bolt 1 

82 22A1703 BRACKET, valve operating rod to lever 1 

83 FNZ104 NUT 1 


85 BH604111 BOLT, bracket to lever 1 





90 SH604081 SCREW, fork end to lever 1 


92 FNZ504 NUT 1 

93 22A1704 COVER, linkage 1 

94 SH505091 SCREW, coarse thread, cover securing 2 

95 2K2545 WASHER, locking 2 


97 13H4007 SWITCH, gearbox, starter inhibitor and 1 1965. 

reverse lights 

13H5045 SWITCH, gearbox, starter inhibitor 1 1966-92. 

98 GAE191 SWITCH, reversing lights 1 1966-92. 

99 22A1613 NUT, locking reversing light switch 1 1966-92. 

Automatic Transmission Controls 

1992 On, 1275 

100 DAM7535 KNOB, gear lever 1 

101 UCB10031 GEAR SELECTOR ASSEMBLY 1 

102 UCV10022 CABLE, gear selector 1 Included in selector assembly. 

103 NH105041 NUT, selector assembly to floor 4 

104 WE105001 WASHER, locking 4 

105 UCJ10022PMA COVER, selector assembly, black 1 

DAM2319 CLIP, cover to selector assembly 4 

106 DAM4551 GEAR INDICATOR ASSEMBLY, illuminated 1 

107 DAM4360 WINDOW, gear indicator 1 

108 GLB504 BULB, gear indicator illumination 1 

109 UCD10033 LEVER, bell crank 1 

110 DAM5227 PIVOT, lever 1 

111 ADU5500 CIRCLIP, lever to pivot 1 

112 UEM10002 TRUNNION, selector cable to lever 1 

113 SH105101P SCREW, cable clamping 1 

114 DAM8362 BOBBIN, valve operating rod 1 

115 FNZ104 NUT 1 


117 22A1704 COVER, linkage 1 

118 SH505091 SCREW, coarse thread, cover securing 2 

119 2K2545 WASHER, locking 2 


121 ADU5066 SWITCH, gearbox, starter inhibitor 1 

122 TGY10001 GUARD, inhibitor switch 1 

123 SF504041 SCREW, guard to front cover 1 


125 22A1613 NUT, locking reversing light switch 1 


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Final Drive (Differential) 


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Final Drive (Differential) 


Final Drive Assembly 

You will need to establish several things before embarking on a rebuild of your final drive: 

The first thing (and the easiest) is to work out which drive shafts your Mini has. Rubber coupling (or 

‘Moulton’) drive shafts were used on most Minis up until 1973. The exceptions were the Cooper S and 

automatic transmission models, which used universal joint (or ‘Hardy Spicer’) drive shafts up until that 

date. From 1973 onwards, all Minis used offset sphere (or ‘pot joint’) drive shafts. The designs of the 

final drive output shafts and their covers depend on the drive shafts fitted. While rebuilding a final 

drive on a rubber coupling Mini, you can easily convert it to take ‘pot joint’ drive shafts if you wish by 

fitting a pair of DAM3114 output shafts and 22G2688 circlips . 

The final drive gear also needs to be identified. This may be achieved by counting the number of teeth 

on the final drive gear and if you divide that number by the number of teeth on the corresponding 

final drive pinion in the gearbox, you’ll get the final drive ratio. If you are unsure whether the age of 

your Mini’s transmission matches the age of the car,you will also need to work out whether you have 

pre-A Plus or A Plus gears. A Plus gears were introduced on the Mini round about 1982 (at different 

times on different models...), and have a sharper tooth angle and different pitch making them quieter 

than, but definitely not interchangeable with, the earlier gears. Looking in the gearbox, A Plus gears can 

be identified by the presence of a circumferential groove in the centre of the teeth, and the final drive 

pinion on the gearbox mainshaft is machined flush on both sides . 

The only exception to this rule concerns cars with the 3.444:1 final drive ratio, which received A Plus 

final drive gears in 1979, a full 3 years before they got A Plus gearboxes. So, if you have a 3.444:1 

final drive Mini with a pre-A Plus gearbox containing the larger idler gear and 1st/3rd motion shaft 

bearings introduced in 1979, the chances are you will have A Plus final drive gears. 

Lastly, you will need to identify your differential case. The case was redesigned in the early 1980s to 

combat the problem of spinning pinion thrust washers wearing through it: notches were added to the 

case to locate anti-rotation tabs on redesigned thrust washers. 

For those indulging in modified or competition Minis, several flavours of limited slip differential and a 

stronger cross pin differential are available as special orders; please contact Somerford Mini to 

discuss your needs. 

1 BTA145 CASE, differential 1 Use with plain pinion thrust washers. 

DAM6027 CASE, differential 1 Use with anti-rotation thrust washers. 

2 ATA7378 BUSH, differential case 1 Included in differential case. 

Final Drive Gears, Manual Gearbox 

3 22G443 GEAR, final drive, 65 teeth, 4.333:1 ratio 1 For 15 tooth 22G99 pinion. 

22G370 GEAR, final drive, 64 teeth, 4.267:1 ratio 1 For 15 tooth 22G99 pinion. 



22A401 GEAR, final drive, 64 teeth, 3.765:1 ratio 1 For 17 tooth 22A399 pinion. 

22G940 GEAR, final drive, 62 teeth, 3.647:1 ratio 1 For 17 tooth 22A399 pinion. 


DAM3645 GEAR, final drive, 65 teeth, 4.333:1 ratio 1 For 15 tooth DAM3647 pinion; A Plus. 








TCB10004 GEAR, final drive, 58 teeth, 2.762:1 ratio 1 For 21 tooth TCC10001 pinion; A Plus. 

Final Drive Gears, Automatic Transmission 




4 ATA7378 BUSH, final drive gear 1 Included in final drive gear. 

5 ATA7043 BOLT, gear to differential case 6 

6 ATA7385 LOCK TAB, bolt 3 

7 BTA154 BLOCK, thrust 1 Optional in D AM6027 differential case. 

8 DAM6624 PINION, differential 2 

9 2A7062 WASHER, pinion thrust, plain 2 Use in BTA145 differential case. 

10 DAM5071 WASHER, pinion thrust, with anti-rotation 2 Use in DAM6027 differential case. 

tab 

11 22G2583 CROSS PIN, pinion 1 

12 RPS1418 ROLL PIN, cross pin 1 

13 22A373 OUTPUT SHAFT AND GEAR 2 For rubber (‘Moulton’) couplings . 

22A1151 OUTPUT SHAFT AND GEAR 2 For universal joints (‘Hardy Spicer’). 

DAM3114 OUTPUT SHAFT AND GEAR 2 For offset spheres (‘pot joints’). 

14 BTA101 WASHER, output gear thrust 2 

15 AHU1856 BEARING, differential 2 

16 2A3535 SHIM, bearing, 0.002" (0.0508mm) A/R 

2A3534 SHIM, bearing, 0.003" (0.0762mm) A/R 

DAM3108 SHIM, bearing, 0.006" (0.1520mm) A/R 



17 88G477 DISTANCE PIECE, with bush 1 Automatic transmission models; for 

universal joint (‘Hardy Spicer’) shafts. 

CHM166 DISTANCE PIECE, with bush 1 Automatic transmission models; for 

offset sphere (‘pot joint’) drive shafts. 

18 22G421 BUSH, distance piece 1 Automatic transmission models; for 

universal joint (‘Hardy Spicer’) shafts. 

2A3538 BUSH, distance piece 1 Automatic transmission models; for 

offset sphere (‘pot joint’) drive shafts. 

Final Drive Output 

Rubber Coupling (‘Moulton’) Type 

All Manual Gearbox Models Except Cooper S, 1959-73 

19 CHM85 COVER ASSEMBLY, with bush 2 

20 2A3538 BUSH, cover 2 

21 ADU5738 OIL SEAL, cover 2 

22 GUG705567GM GASKET, cover 2 

23 SH505101 SCREW, coarse thread, cover to gearbox 10 


25 22A374 FLANGE, output 2 

26 FNZ810 NUT, output flange to shaft 2 


28 GCD101 RUBBER COUPLING KIT, drive shaft 2 Includes one coupling, U bolts and nuts. 

QL5000 NYLON COUPLING KIT, drive shafts 1 Uprated; includes two nylon and needle 

roller couplings, plus U bolts and nuts. 

29 22A132 U BOLT, coupling to shaft yokes 8 

30 LNZ205 NUT, locking 16 

Universal Joint (‘Har dy Spicer’) Type 

Cooper S, 1963-71; All Automatic Transmission Models, 1965-73 

31 22G419 COVER ASSEMBLY, with bush 2 Cooper S. 

32 22G421 BUSH, cover 2 Cooper S. 

33 AHU1082 OIL SEAL, cover 2 Cooper S. 

34 GUG705567GM GASKET, cover 2 Cooper S. 

35 SH505101 SCREW, coarse thread, cover to gearbox 10 Cooper S. 

36 LWZ305 WASHER, locking 10 Cooper S. 

37 88G476 COVER ASSEMBLY, with bush 2 Automatic transmission models . 

38 22G421 BUSH, cover 2 Automatic transmission models . 

39 AHU1082 OIL SEAL, cover 2 Automatic transmission models . 

40 22A1612B GASKET, cover 2 Automatic transmission models . 

41 SH505081 SCREW, coarse thread, cover to gearbox 8 Automatic transmission models . 

42 LWZ305 WASHER, locking 8 Automatic transmission models . 

43 22A1152 FLANGE, output, with bolts 2 

44 22A1139 BOLT, output flange to drive shaft 8 

45 LNZ405 NUT, locking, output flange bolt 8 

46 22A1104 SCREW, output flange to output shaft 2 

47 WE600101 WASHER, shakeproof 2 


49 88G493 COLLET, output flange 4 

50 22A1566 RING, sealing 2 

Offset Sphere (‘Pot Joint’) Type 

All Models, 1973 On 

51 CHM85 COVER ASSEMBLY, with bush 2 Manual gearbox models. 

52 2A3538 BUSH, cover 2 Manual gearbox models. 

53 ADU5738 OIL SEAL, cover 2 Manual gearbox models. 

54 GUG705567GM GASKET, cover 2 Manual gearbox models. 

55 SH505101 SCREW, coarse thread, cover to gearbox 10 Manual gearbox models. 

56 LWZ305 WASHER, locking 10 Manual gearbox models. 

57 CHM167 COVER ASSEMBLY, with bush 2 Automatic transmission models . 

58 2A3538 BUSH, cover 2 Automatic transmission models . 

59 ADU5738 OIL SEAL, cover 2 Automatic transmission models . 

60 22A1612B GASKET, cover 2 Automatic transmission models . 

61 SH505081 SCREW, coarse thread, cover to gearbox 8 Automatic transmission models . 

62 LWZ305 WASHER, locking 8 Automatic transmission models . 

63 22G2688 CIRCLIP, output shaft 2 

64 GCV1102 OFFSET SPHERE C.V. JOINT ASS’Y 2 ‘Pot’ joint. 

65 GSV1073 GAITER KIT, offset sphere joint 2 Includes one gaiter, clips and grease. 

66 AKF1457 GREASE, sachet, offset sphere joint A/R 


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Brief Mini Production History 

This list is intended to assist some owners who are trying to establish year and model of their Mini. 

However, while the list may seem comprehensive, it isn’t. Just like everything else to do with the Mini 

when you look at its 40 year history, to come up with every last derivative, complete with corresponding 

chassis number (or vehicle identification number) prefix, would take several pages! However, limited 

editions excepted, it details the Mini models covered by this catalogue and is a fair representation of 

models down through the years. 

It does not cover models specific to certain markets that were locally assembled (e.g. Innocenti, Authi, 

Cord and Belgium, South Africa and Australia assembled vehicles). It also does not include certain shortlived 

niche models like the ERA Mini Turbo. 

Note that earlier MkI export models were often badged ‘850’rather than ‘Mini’ or ‘Seven’, and that the 

later 1980s/1990s City models were usually known in Europe as Special and in Japan as Sprite. 

Model Years Chassis No./ Commencing 

Built VIN Prefix Chassis No./VIN 

Austin and Morris Mk I Saloons 1959-67 

Austin Seven (850) 1959-62 A-A2S7 101 

Austin Mini (850) 1962-67 A-A2S7 197201 

Austin Seven De Luxe (850) 1959-62 A-A2S7 101 

Austin Mini De Luxe (850) 1962 A-A2S7 197021 

Austin Super Seven (850) 1961-62 A-A2S7S 125538 

Austin Super Mini (850) 1962 A-A2S7S 197021 

Austin Mini Super De Luxe (850) 1962-64 A-A2S7S 307125 

Austin Mini De Luxe (850) 1964-67 A-A2S7 640203 

Austin Seven/Mini Cooper (997) 1961-64 C-A2S7 138301 

Austin Mini Cooper (998) 1963-67 C-A2S7 486096 

Austin Mini Cooper S (1071) 1963-64 C-A2S7 384101 



Morris Mini Minor (850) 1959-67 M-A2S4 101 

Morris Mini Minor De Luxe (850) 1959-62 M-A2S4 101 

Morris Super Mini Minor (850) 1961-62 M-A2S4S 75573 

Morris Mini Minor Super De Luxe (850) 1962-64 M-A2S4S 148817 

Morris Mini Minor De Luxe (850) 1964-67 M-A2S4 296257 

Morris Mini Cooper (997) 1961-64 K-A2S4 138311 

Morris Mini Cooper (998) 1963-67 K-A2S4 491251 

Morris Mini Cooper S (1071) 1963-64 K-A2S4 384101 



Austin and Morris Mk II Saloons 1967-70 

Austin Mini Mk II 850 1967-69 A-A2SB 1068001 

Austin Mini Mk II 850 Super De Luxe 1967-69 A-A2SB 1068001 

Austin Mini Mk II 1000 Super De Luxe 1967-69 A-A2SB 1068001 

Austin Mini Cooper Mk II (998) 1967-69 C-A2SB 1068151 

Austin Mini Cooper S Mk II (1275) 1967-70 C-A2SB 1068451 

Morris Mini Mk II 850 1967-69 M-A2S6 507001 

Morris Mini Mk II 850 Super De Luxe 1967-69 M-A2S6 507001 

Morris Mini Mk II 1000 Super De Luxe 1967-69 M-A2S6 507001 

Morris Mini Cooper Mk II (998) 1967-69 K-A2S6 1068197 

Morris Mini Cooper S Mk II (1275) 1967-70 K-A2S6 1068471 

Mini Mk III Saloons 1969-75 

Mini 850 1969-74 X-A2S1 101 

Mini 850 1974-75 X-K2S1 101 

Mini 1000 1969-74 X-A2S1N 101 

Mini 1000 1974-75 X-L2S1N 101 

Mini Cooper S Mk III (1275) 1970-71 X-AD1 101 

Mini Saloons 1976-96 (‘Mk IV’ and Throttle Body Injection or TBi) 

Mini 850 1976-79 X-K2S1 340101 

Mini City (850) 1979-80 X-K2S1 633177 

Mini 850 Super De Luxe 1979-80 X-K2S1N 635039 

Mini 1000 1976-79 X-L2S1N 340554 

Mini 1000 Super 1979-80 X-L2S1N 633285 

Mini City (1000) 1980-82 X-L2S1O 743114 

Mini City E (1000) 1982-88 X-L2S1O 122249 

Mini City (1000) Non Catalyst 1988-92 X-L2S1O 396449 

Mini City (1000) Catalyst 1989-92 X-L2S3O 426565 

Mini HL (1000) 1980-82 X-L2S1N 743004 

Mini HLE (1000) 1982 X-L2S1N 122249 

Mini Mayfair (1000) 1982-88 X-L2S1N 147144 

Mini Mayfair (1000) Non Catalyst 1988-92 X-L2S1N 396449 

Mini Mayfair (1000) Catalyst 1989-92 X-L2S3N 426565 

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Model Years Chassis No./ Commencing 

Built VIN Prefix Chassis No./VIN 

Mini Mayfair (1000) Europe Non Catalyst 1988-92 X-L2S1S 396449 

Mini Mayfair (1000) Europe Catalyst 1989-92 X-L2S3S 426565 

Mini Sprite (1275) 1992-94 XN-YA 049349 

Mini Sprite 1.3i (1275) 1994-96 XN-YA 058254 

Mini Mayfair (1275) 1992-94 XN-WA 049349 

Mini Mayfair 1.3i (1275) 1994-96 XN-WA 058254 

Mini Cooper (1275) RSP Limited Edition 1990 XN-CA 010001 

Mini Cooper (1275) 1990-91 XN-CA 011651 

Mini Cooper 1.3i (1275) 1991-96 XN-CA 031550 

Mini Saloons 1997 On (Multi Point Injection or MPi, plus TBi) 

Mini (1275) MPi 1997-2000 XN-WA 134455 

Mini (1275) TBi Japan 1997-1999 XN-WA 134455 

Mini Cooper (1275) MPi 1997-2000 XN-CA 134455 

Mini Cooper (1275) TBi Japan 1997-1999 XN-CA 134455 

Riley and Wolseley Saloons 1961-69 

Riley Elf (850) 1961-63 R-A2S1 156851 

Riley Elf Mk II (1000) 1963-66 R-A2S2 369601 

Riley Elf Mk III (1000) 1966-69 R-A2S3 930221 

Wolseley Hornet (850) 1961-63 W-A2S1 156861 

Wolseley Hornet Mk II (1000) 1963-66 W-A2S2 367151 

Wolseley Hornet Mk III (1000) 1966-69 W-A2S3 927473 

Mini Clubman Saloons 1969-80 

Mini Clubman (1000) 1969-74 X-A2S2 101 

Mini Clubman (1000) 1974-75 X-L2S2 101 

Mini Clubman (1100) 1975-80 X-C2S2 258877 

Mini Clubman (1000 Automatic) 1975-80 X-L2S2 258877 

Mini 1275 GT 1969-74 X-AD2 101 

Mini 1275 GT 1974-80 X-E2D2 101 

Mini Cabriolets 1991-96 

Mini Cabriolet (Lamm Design) 1991-93 XN-WB 024857 

Mini Cabriolet (Rover) 1993-96 XN-WB 061481 

Austin and Morris Mk I Estates 1960-67 

Austin Seven Countryman (850) 1960-62 A-AW7 19126 

Austin Mini Countryman (850) 1962-67 A-AW7 197104 

Morris Mini Minor Traveller (850) 1960-67 M-AW4 19101 

Austin and Morris Mk II Estates 1967-69 

Austin Mini Countryman Mk II 1000 1967-69 A-AWB 1068101 

Morris Mini Traveller Mk II 1000 1967-69 M-AW6 1068401 

Mini Clubman and HL Estates 1969-82 

Mini Clubman Estate (1000) 1969-74 X-A2W2 101 

Mini Clubman Estate (1000) 1974-75 X-L2W2 101 

Mini Clubman Estate (1100) 1975-80 X-C2W2 259639 

Mini Clubman Estate (1000 Automatic) 1975-80 X-L2W2 259639 

Mini HL Estate (1000) 1980-82 X-L2W2 751080 

Mini Vans 1960-84 

Austin Seven/Mini Van (850) 1960-69 A-AV7 12101 

Austin Mini Van (1000) 1967-69 A-AV7 1068001 

Morris Mini Van (850) 1960-69 M-AV4 12601 

Morris Mini Van (1000) 1967-69 M-AV4 1068001 

Mini Van (850 and 1000) 1969-74 X-AV1 101 

Mini Van (850) 1974-79 X-KV1 101 

Mini Van (1000) 1974-79 X-LV1 101 

Mini 95 Van (850) 1979-84 X-KV1 126932 

Mini 95 Van (1000) 1979-84 X-LV1 126932 

Mini Pick Ups 1961-83 

Austin Seven/Mini Pick Up (850) 1961-69 A-AU7 87551 

Austin Mini Pick Up (1000) 1967-69 A-AU7 1068001 

Morris Mini Pick Up (850) 1961-69 M-AU4 91551 

Morris Mini Pick Up (1000) 1967-69 M-AU4 1068001 

Mini Pick Up (850 and 1000) 1969-74 X-AU1 101 

Mini Pick Up (850) 1974-79 X-KU1 101 

Mini Pick Up (1000) 1974-79 X-LU1 101 

Mini 95 Pick Up (850) 1979-80 X-KU1 25448 

Mini 95 Pick Up (1000) 1979-83 X-LU1 25448

Manual Gearbox - 3 Synchro Internal Components

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