Phil Gibbs
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Hi, does anyone have a restoration manual for sale. Classic 2 door Range Rover
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RAVE should cover the Classic. Free to download somewhere on here, or was.
Phil Gibbs
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1980 2 door 3.5
RAVE would be worth a look but I expect a lot will be missing as regards earlier vehicles such the LT95 manual gearbox/transfer box & the 3 speed Torqueflite autobox.
The earlier factory manuals are big thick books - my 86 3.5 EFi auto. is covered by SRR660ENWM which deals with V8 (carbs & injected) & the VM diesels 1986 to 1989.
(It does not cover the LT95 or the Torqueflite.)
Not cheap when I bought it but it's been worth its weight!
Covers everything in detail with plenty of line drawings. (The Haynes manual line drawings & a lot of the 'how to' instructions are a straight lift from it)
This might be of interest: http://www.range-rover-classic.com/Home/land-rover-brochures/range-rover-1980-s
Older manuals & parts books are around but it's finding them AND someone who wants to sell!
When the world reopens LR specific autojumbles would be a good bet.
(Workshop manual part number AKM3630 published 1977 & the parts book RTC9018C from the same year might be worth finding. I've got both & I think they will cover yours.)
I see that Rimmers are selling this: https://rimmerbros.com/Item--i-RA1365 but I've never seen one so don't know how good it is.
ETA Found this. Again I've never seen one in the flesh so I've no idea what it's like or what it covers: https://www.lrparts.net/lhp1-technical-publication-on-cd-range-rover-classic-1972-1985.html
The earlier factory manuals are big thick books - my 86 3.5 EFi auto. is covered by SRR660ENWM which deals with V8 (carbs & injected) & the VM diesels 1986 to 1989.
(It does not cover the LT95 or the Torqueflite.)
Not cheap when I bought it but it's been worth its weight!
Covers everything in detail with plenty of line drawings. (The Haynes manual line drawings & a lot of the 'how to' instructions are a straight lift from it)
This might be of interest: http://www.range-rover-classic.com/Home/land-rover-brochures/range-rover-1980-s
Older manuals & parts books are around but it's finding them AND someone who wants to sell!
When the world reopens LR specific autojumbles would be a good bet.
(Workshop manual part number AKM3630 published 1977 & the parts book RTC9018C from the same year might be worth finding. I've got both & I think they will cover yours.)
I see that Rimmers are selling this: https://rimmerbros.com/Item--i-RA1365 but I've never seen one so don't know how good it is.
ETA Found this. Again I've never seen one in the flesh so I've no idea what it's like or what it covers: https://www.lrparts.net/lhp1-technical-publication-on-cd-range-rover-classic-1972-1985.html
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