Tuscan s Workshop manual
Tuscan s Workshop manual
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davidbarratt

Original Poster:

4 posts

190 months

Friday 26th November 2010
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Hi - just finding my way around a 2002 tuscan s - bought it without any manuals/ service books etc - anyone know if there exists a workshop manual for this car ie like the haynes style. Maybe something online as there seems to be for the cerbera?

Cheers

LancsRocket

283 posts

299 months

Friday 26th November 2010
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Hello and welcome to Tuscan ownership David - I presume you've got a copy of the owners handbook in with the service filofax? If not there is a pdf copy here:

https://docs.google.com/fileview?id=0B4pzeL_TBDYeN...

There is a manual put together for the Sagaris which has some useful Tuscan applicable information in it - occasionally come up for sale on Classifieds:

http://www.varleyhyd.com/FJ062.asp

Other excellent source of information for Tuscan is www.mytuscan.co.uk or learning via the threads on here!

Sadly I don’t think anyone has got round to producing a 'Bible' similar to the Griffith/Chimaera one written by Steve Heath.

Enjoy.

Edited by LancsRocket on Friday 26th November 13:12

davidbarratt

Original Poster:

4 posts

190 months

Friday 26th November 2010
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Thanks very much - thanks to you I'm now taking the afternoon off having printed out the 66pp manual and am going to get to work. Incidentally I am new to TVR as I am going to have to sell my Jaguar etype v12 roadster I've owned for 24 years to pay for school fees next year! Hope you agree that the Tuscan s is a suitable replacement?
Cheers mate

Edited by davidbarratt on Friday 26th November 13:25

Smooth Smith

610 posts

193 months

Friday 26th November 2010
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Welcome to the club.

As said, mytuscan.co.uk is a good source of info. There are plenty knowledgable people on here so lots of help available.

If you've no history, a first step may be doing an MOT history check. All MOT's are recorded from 2005 on the VOSA website. You can see where it has been MOT'd in the past & the mileage at that time. You could then try ringing some of the dealers/specialists around there to see if they know the car & have worked on it. Just a thought.

Don't forget the pics either!!

nrick

1,866 posts

192 months

Friday 26th November 2010
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Hi and welcome. I have the Varley Manual and although for the Sag it is very good, if you can find one I suggest you get it as it is very high quality. In the mean time let me know if you need anything and I'll try to dig it out, the guys on here are good as well.

Neill