Dumb Question - Which Haynes Manual?
Discussion
jimed said:
The Haynes Granada & Scorpio March 1985-1994 covers the engine but whether the Sierra book has more stuff of TVR use in it I don't know.
Jim
Granada one is fine for the engine. The Sierra one would cover brakes, bearings, steering column etc as well. I had a 2.9 Granada once so the decision on which one to use, was made for me!Jim
Edited by jimed on Monday 8th September 14:02
I tried a few times to bid on a V6 sierra manual on fleabay - but got outbid every time they seem to be pretty popular for some reason 
As I have a V8 in the end I bid on a 2 litre sierra manual which I got for next to nothing - so a cheaper possibility might be to get a 2 litre sierra manual to add to your V6 granada manual.

As I have a V8 in the end I bid on a 2 litre sierra manual which I got for next to nothing - so a cheaper possibility might be to get a 2 litre sierra manual to add to your V6 granada manual.
The Haynes manual will cover most of the mechanicals but a lot of the electrical, all the body and most of the suspension is TVR's own. Suggest that you also purchase the Steve Heath manual for the S series.
http://www.tvrbooks.co.uk/
http://www.tvrbooks.co.uk/
I've been to see what a bloke on the local market has - he usually has a box full of manuals - and he had one on the V6 Sierra I think to 1987, but only 2.3 (?) and 2.8 engines in it, and another Sierra one as well. I wasn't sure which is the one to look for with the 2.9 V6 engine but then as I have the Granada manual, which is the best Sierra one for the rest of the useful S stuff so as to give me more choice?
Jim
PS If anyone has the correct V6 one and would sell it let me know.
Jim
PS If anyone has the correct V6 one and would sell it let me know.
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