Rave CDs

My second husband was in the rave scene, big age gap :whistle: so I got introduced to it in my 30's, still love the old skool, bounce/wigan pier etc but the rest now gives me a headache :pinch:

Am I right in saying that none of the rave version will cover any reference to anything on the MG TA ? If not dose anyone know of any links or reference to something that covers the MG TA 1937, I'm looking for wire diagrams

roy gill wrote: Am I right in saying that none of the rave version will cover any reference to anything on the MG TA ? If not dose anyone know of any links or reference to something that covers the MG TA 1937, I'm looking for wire diagrams

I couldn't find any reference to the TA in our downloads. Sorry Roy.

I found this though.

11 x 17 COLOR Wiring Diagram MGTA MG TA 1936 - 1939 Buy It Now

roy gill wrote: Am I right in saying that none of the rave version will cover any reference to anything on the MG TA ? If not dose anyone know of any links or reference to something that covers the MG TA 1937, I'm looking for wire diagrams

I'm not sure that they would've had much of a wiring code (or bothered to follow it too closely for that matter back in '37).
Even if then, if it was followed when the car was made, It's likely to have been replaced or repaired over the many years since the car was built, and depending on who did it, the wiring may be quite different.
If a professional did it, it's likely they might've followed this:


or the British Standard BS-AU7
BS-AU7 didn't apply until 1963 and BS-AU7a from 1983

But anything is possible, if the work was done by someone who was a bit less than professional

It shouldn't be too hard to trace which wire goes where as the electrical systems were pretty basic.

I hope this helps

Cheers

Leigh Ping wrote:

roy gill wrote: Am I right in saying that none of the rave version will cover any reference to anything on the MG TA ? If not dose anyone know of any links or reference to something that covers the MG TA 1937, I'm looking for wire diagrams

I couldn't find any reference to the TA in our downloads. Sorry Roy.

I found this though.

11 x 17 COLOR Wiring Diagram MGTA MG TA 1936 - 1939

Buy It Now

Thanks

Cobber wrote:

roy gill wrote: Am I right in saying that none of the rave version will cover any reference to anything on the MG TA ? If not dose anyone know of any links or reference to something that covers the MG TA 1937, I'm looking for wire diagrams

I'm not sure that they would've had much of a wiring code (or bothered to follow it too closely for that matter back in '37).
Even if then, if it was followed when the car was made, It's likely to have been replaced or repaired over the many years since the car was built, and depending on who did it, the wiring may be quite different.
If a professional did it, it's likely they might've followed this:

or the British Standard BS-AU7
BS-AU7 didn't apply until 1963 and BS-AU7a from 1983

But anything is possible, if the work was done by someone who was a bit less than professional

It shouldn't be too hard to trace which wire goes where as the electrical systems were pretty basic.

I hope this helps

Downloading rave B now hope it works!! It'll save me a fortune! :broon:

Hi there, im after RAVE for the Rover 200. Will this work with Mac? Thanks

Drizz wrote: Hi there, im after RAVE for the Rover 200. Will this work with Mac? Thanks

Not unless you use Windows running in a virtual machine like VirtualBox because it's Windows software. That's how I use it.

Ive no idea what you just sneezed!

hi there-a question re- RAVE B and C differences., you state that B has MGTF and D has MGTF .
Should that be -RAVE B covers MGF and RAVE C covers MGTF

Mike

Drizz wrote: Ive no idea what you just sneezed!

In that case, no it will not run on your Mac