Sunday, June 27, 2010

Land Rover Operation Manual

The Land-Rover is equipped with a transfer box giving a secondary series of low gear ratios for heavy work. You are advised to consult “Gear Changing Instructions” for full details of the operation of this transfer box.
LOCKING
To protect your Land-Rover against theft, always remove the ignition key when parking. As an additional precaution the distributor rotor arm may also be removed or the petrol tap on the sediment bowl turned “OFF.”
MAINTENANCE
In order to obtain maximum service and dependability from your Land-Rover, maintenance items listed in this manual should receive regular attention. They are few in number and quite straightforward and will amply repay the small amount of time which needs to be devoted to them.

In the design of the Land-Rover every effort has been made to simplify as far as possible the amount of attention which the owner must devote to upkeep. For this manual we have endeavoured, by the use of illustrations, to make the instructions for items of routine maintenance as simple and as clear as possible. At the same time we realise that there may be occasions when the owner finds himself in some difficulty; such cases are dealt with by our Service Department and the information given on Page 130 will help you. Operating instructions for the standard vehicle are given on Pages 1-92, while details of extra equipment are set out on Pages 93-106; reference to the Land-Rover Station Wagon is made on Page 109 and to the Welding Plant version on Page 108.

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