General Repair Procedures; Service Intervals; Regular Checks; Cooling System - TVR Cerbera Service/Workshop Manual

Service Requirements
&

Regular Checks

Recommended Lubricants & Fluids
Engine
Oil Type Change After
10W30 1000
DeJvac miles
lSW40 6000
Super miles
OW40 6000
MobiJ 1 miJes
Gearbox
Mobil SHC ATF
Differential
Mobil SHC BOW 140 ID

Cooling System

Mobil Universal Antifreeze
Brakes and Clutch
Mobil Universal Brake and Clutch Fluid SAE
C. V. Joints
Mobil Grease Special NLGI
Power Steering (where fitted)
Mobil ATF 220
NOTE: TVR use and recommend
Failure to use these prod ucts could effect vehicle
performance and reliability and may also invalidate
the warranty.
Weekly Checks
l.
All exterior lights.
2.
Oil level
3. Coolant level.
4.
Brake fluid level.
5 Power steering fluid.
6 Windscreen washer bottle.
7.
Tyre pressures.
B. Visual check for any fluid leaks.
If for any reason the vehicle is grounded or an object
strikes the chassis from below, it is advisable to visually
inspect the chassis for signs of damage. If there is
damage, the vehicle should be taken to your local dealer
for thorough inspection.
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(1600 km)
First fill from
factory
(10000 km)
Second fill
(10000 km)
Re g ular Service
(or 12 months)
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Mobil products.

Service Intervals

The following are recommended service intervals for the
vehicle.
1000
6000
12000
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24000
30000
and every 6000 miles thereafter or every twelve months,
which ever is reached hrst.
NOTE: All service work should be carried out by a
TVR factory approved service centre.

General repair procedures

Services by TVR dealers should be carried out at the
intervals listed above and everything listed on the ser­
vice schedules should be checked.
(every 6000 miles or 12 months).
The following pages give details of some of the things
that should be checked and replaced, and the recom­
mended procedures used to perform the service.
The rest of this manual goes into more depth and will
act as a workshop/service manual.
1. Cooling System Reservoir
2. Battery
3. Engine Oil Filler Cap
4. Windscreen Washer Reservoir
5. Power Steering Fluid
6 Brake Fluid Reservoir
7. Engine Oil Dipstick
1. Cooling System
The coolant level.is visible through the transparent sides
of the expansion tank. When the engine is cold, the
coolant level should be at the MAX mark which is
indicated by the seam on the side of the tank. When the
engine is at its operating temperature, it is normal for
the coolant level to rise above the MAX level. -fig
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