Workshop manual
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gareth h

Original Poster:

4,157 posts

252 months

Thursday 1st February 2007
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Any ideas where I can get a workshop manual for the monaro?

yorkkie

544 posts

251 months

Thursday 1st February 2007
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someone posted a download link previuosly

BO55 VXR

4,373 posts

273 months

Thursday 1st February 2007
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Think the link was an Owner's handbook, not workshop manual

If there is a workshop manual link, let me know and I'll FAQ it

Edited by BO55 VXR on Thursday 1st February 17:19

ringram

14,701 posts

270 months

Thursday 1st February 2007
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Ive got an workshop pdf for the engine.
You can get a workshop manual from amazon etc.

mackie1

8,168 posts

255 months

Thursday 1st February 2007
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Mmm, I could do with it too, just knowing torque settings and stuff is really handy.

Boosted LS1

21,200 posts

282 months

Thursday 1st February 2007
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mackie1 said:
Mmm, I could do with it too, just knowing torque settings and stuff is really handy.


You'll need an angular torque guage to do it properly, preferably digital. The key engine bolts are all set to angular settings and torqued in increments.

Boosted.

gareth h

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4,157 posts

252 months

Thursday 1st February 2007
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Does this look like the right book? www.pitstop.net.au/view/products/page/query/plu/16028

well_fans

4,193 posts

246 months

Thursday 1st February 2007
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thats the one I've got though paid a bit less than that for it on Ebay. With airmail I think I paid around 25ukp all in. Remember some of it is only relevant for the 04 model cv8s.

shawshank

12 posts

229 months

pomona

303 posts

266 months

Friday 2nd February 2007
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I have 2 genuine Holden Service manuals for VT1 and II in Commodore
Calais covering all the LS1 components in the Monaros,such as Gen Info,Service,Tech 2,Body,A/C,suspension,final drive,brakes,cooling,engine elec,emmision,tune and in 2nd manual clutch,gearbox,autobox,fuel,exhaust,steering,full electrical system,theft deterrent,audio,cruise control,and on and on.
As I no longer own a HSV these genine Holden Manuals are surplus to my requirements.PM or e-mail if interested.

motomk

2,184 posts

266 months

Saturday 3rd February 2007
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One of the UK guys visited where I normally live a few weeks ago and asked this question.
I will quote my response as there is a Haynes manual obtainable over there that now goes up to VYII.
motomk said:

There is an Ellerys version that covers up to VY/V2 series III 2004.
Normally find it on ebay.
Here is a link to a bookstore in Perth that sends stuff internationally.
www.pitstop.net.au/view/products/page/query/plu/16028
www.ellery.com.au/C107.html

They also have the Haynes and Gregory titles up to 2002.
www.pitstop.net.au/view/products/page/query/plu/14995
www.pitstop.net.au/view/products/page/query/plu/930

Although going to the Haynes UK website, the Haynes manual goes to the VYII 2004 version now too.
www.haynes.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10001&storeId=10001&productId=13329&langId=-1

PS, Good car museum there too!! Sparkford!

ISBN: 1563926016

Probably a bit easier to get it over there too!

motomk











Edited by motomk on Saturday 3rd February 01:32


Edited by motomk on Saturday 3rd February 01:33