can i service my speed six cerbera myself ?

[al 350i]

i have just bought a cerbera speed six 2000 x reg, the car has done 36,900 mls it was last serviced at 30,000 mls 12k service by leven including shims. my question is, is it possible to do a 6k service myself, i consider myself to be an experienced diy mechanic and have done most things from changing brakes to removing an engine, i like working on cars and i am looking to do this to understand more about the car and not just to save money. is it possible to get a service manual for this car and engine and if so where? also is there any special equipment need for things like tuning the throttle bodies? whats the best way to drain and refill the oil? or any do's and dont's?
any advice would be most appreciated many thanks.

[anonymous-user]

al 350i said:

i have just bought a cerbera speed six 2000 x reg, the car has done 36,900 mls it was last serviced at 30,000 mls 12k service by leven including shims. my question is, is it possible to do a 6k service myself, i consider myself to be an experienced diy mechanic and have done most things from changing brakes to removing an engine, i like working on cars and i am looking to do this to understand more about the car and not just to save money. is it possible to get a service manual for this car and engine and if so where? also is there any special equipment need for things like tuning the throttle bodies? whats the best way to drain and refill the oil? or any do's and dont's?
any advice would be most appreciated many thanks.

I read in this months Sprint magazine that someone has put together a full workshop manual for the Sagaris, but that most of the material is relevant for all Speed Six engined cars. Not sure whether it would contain servicing information? Cost was about 50 quid I believe.

[QuiteQuietCerb]

if you google tvr service schedule or go to tvr power website and search you ll find what you need to do on the service