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Repair Manual for 66 Alpine
- Thread starter jwern
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I would try Sunbeam Specialities or Classic Sunbeam
mikephillips
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Go here,
http://www.rootes.com/catalogindex.html
and look under workshop manuals
or here
https://www.classicsunbeam.com/asp/dyncat.asp?which=classun
and look for publications
http://www.rootes.com/catalogindex.html
and look under workshop manuals
or here
https://www.classicsunbeam.com/asp/dyncat.asp?which=classun
and look for publications
Jim E
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My favorite is the "Rootes light car range with 1725 engine workshop manual" WSM 145 is the number on it. But I like to keep that one clean so I have a couple cheap autohaus or some such printers manual for in shop work also nice for when you go to the machine shop and they want to put thier grubby mitts on the manual. I also make notes in the cheap one, once took the WSM145 to the machine shop because we needed specs on the crank and such and the guy snatched it up and started underlining stuff....
Oh and I like having the Alpine parts list on hand the exploded views are nice to have when it comes to putting stuff back together.
The two Alpine survivor guides are also nice to have there is the brit one from SAOCA and the US one from TE/AE. Think both are a bit dated but they still have lots of good info and are fun to read. Not sure either club still offers these for sale.
Where to get... well some stuff I have came with cars, some I borrowed from friends took to Staples and had copied, some came off the ebay.
Oh and I like having the Alpine parts list on hand the exploded views are nice to have when it comes to putting stuff back together.
The two Alpine survivor guides are also nice to have there is the brit one from SAOCA and the US one from TE/AE. Think both are a bit dated but they still have lots of good info and are fun to read. Not sure either club still offers these for sale.
Where to get... well some stuff I have came with cars, some I borrowed from friends took to Staples and had copied, some came off the ebay.
Ron67Alpine
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If you have an SV, don't get the CD that's sold on ebay. I bought a copy when I got my car, and my brother bought me another, for Christmas. Both are the same and don't cover the SV, very well. Some of the SIV info helps, but what they have for the SV is minimal.
Good luck
Good luck
bobw
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WSM 145 can be found on line at http://www.rootes1725cc.info/alpine/index.htm. It's almost but not quite unreadable. If you pay them, you can access a higher quality version. So far, I've gotten by with the free version.
Bob W.
Bob W.