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Rolls-Royce Bentley Corniche Workshop Manual (331 pages)

Brand: Rolls-Royce | Category: Automobile | Size: 15.81 MB

Final Drive Unit-To Remove
5
Crown Wheel and Differential Assembly-To Dismantle
6
Final Drive Unit-In Position
6
Final Drive Unit-To Dismantle
6
Differential Housing and Crown Wheel in Position
7
Crown Wheel and Differential Assembly-To Assemble
7
Differential Housing-Exploded View
7
Splined Bevel Pinion Measurement
8
Checking the Crown Wheel for Truth
8
Pinion Housing-To Dismantle
8
Pinion Housing-To Assemble
9
Pinion Housing Cross-Section
9
Stamped Dimension on Final Drive Casing
10
Pinion Housing Measurement
10
Final Drive Unit-To Assemble
10
Cross-Section-Final Drive Unit
11
Measurement-Casing Flange to Bearing
12
Final Drive Unit-To Fit
13
Belleville Washer Setting
13
Final Drive End Cover
13
Torque Arm Front Mount
14
Torque Arm-To Remove
14
Torque Arm-To Fit
14
Pinion Flange Oil Seal-To Renew
14
Transmission Damper-To Fit
15
Transmission Damper-To Remove
15
Final Drive Half-Shafts
17
Half-Shaft-To Remove
17
Hardy Spicer Outer Joint
18
Half-Shaft-To Dismantle
18
Ball and Trunnion Joint Seal-To Renew
18
Half-Shaft-To Assemble
18
Half-Shaft-To Fit
19
Half-Shaft Ball and Trunnion Joint
19
Output Shaft Oil Seal-To Renew
20
Hardy Spicer Joint-To Remove
20
Hardy Spicer Joint-To Fit
20
Cross-Section-Final Drive Side Housing
20
Output Shaft Bearing-To Renew
21
The Final Drive Cross-Member
23
Final Drive Cross-Member-To Remove
23
Final Drive Cross-Member Mount-To Remove
23
Final Drive Position Check
24
Final Drive Cross-Member-To Fit
24
Hub Unit-To Dismantle
25
Rear Hub Bearings-To Renew
25
Hub Unit-To Remove
25
Rear Hubs, Stub Axles and Drive-Shafts
25
Cut-Away View of Rear Hub, Stub Axle and Drive-Shaft
26
Hub Unit-To Assemble
26
Hub Unit-To Fit
26
Dimensional Data
29
Workshop Tools
31
Table of Contents
33
Fuel System and Carburetters
33
Cut-Away View of Fuel Tank (Early Cars)
36
Fuel Tank-Early Cars-To Remove
37
Fuel Tank-Early Cars-To Fit
37
Fuel Tank-Late Cars-To Remove, to Fit
37
Fuel System and Carburetters
37
K1 Fuel System K1
37
K 2 Fuel Pumps K
41
- Exploded View of Fuel Pumps
  42
- Removing the Nylon Armature Guide Plate
  42
- Solenoid Housing and Diaphragm-To Fit
  43
- Fitting the Nylon Armature Guide Plate
  43
- Fuel Pump-To Fit
  44
- Test Data
  44
- Introduction
  45
- Paper Element-To Clean
  45
- Exploded View of the Air Filter
  45
K 3 Air Cleaner
45
K 5 Throttle Control Linkage Settings K31
67
K 6 Fuel Evaporation Emission Control System
79
K7 Fault Diagnosis
85
K 8 Workshop Tools
91
- Engine Cooling System
  93
- Corrosion and Freeze Protection
  95
- General Information
  95
- Radiator and Connecting Pipework
  95
- Cooling System-To Drain
  96
- Cylinder Block Drain
  96
- Engine-To Flush
  96
- Radiator-To Flush
  96
- Anti-Freeze Concentration Correction Chart to Give a 50% Solution
  97
- Coolant-To Check
  98
- Radiator Header Tank-To Remove, to Fit
  99
- Radiator-To Remove, to Fit
  99
- Booster Fan-To Fit (Late Cars)
  100
- Thermostat and Housing
  101
- Thermostat-To Fit
  101
- Thermostat-To Remove
  101
- Thermostat-To Test
  101
- Coolant Pump (Early Cars) View
  103
- Coolant Pump-To Remove
  103
- Coolant Pump (Late Cars) View
  104
- Belt Tension Meter
  105
- Coolant Pump-To Assemble
  105
- Coolant Pump-To Dismantle
  105
- Belt Layout and Tension Checking Points
  106
- Belt Tensioning
  107
- Coolant Pump-To Fit
  107
- Electrical System
  113
- Access to Battery
  115
- Battery-To Remove
  115
- Battery-To Fit, to Top-Up
  116
- Corrosion
  116
- Initial Charge-For New Batteries
  116
- Specific Gravity-To Check
  116
- Battery-To Charge
  117
- Fuse Panel (Early Cars) View
  119
- Access to the Main Fusebox (Late Cars)
  120
- Diode-To Renew
  120
- Fuse Panel-To Remove
  120
- Fuse Identification
  121
- Gearchange Selector Thermal Cut-Out
  121
- Position of Diodes on Fuse Panel
  121
- Distributor-TO Fit (Not Opus)
  123
- Distributor-To Remove (Not Opus)
  123
- M 3 Distributor, Ignition Coil and Sparking Plugs M
  123
  - Contact Breaker Points-To Adjust
    124
  - Contact Breaker Points-To Remove
    124
  - Ignition Timing-To Set (Static)
    124
  - Internal View of Distributor
    124
  - Exploded View of Distributor
    125
  - Ignition Timing-To Set (Stroboscopic Method)
    125
  - Contact Breaker Points-To Fit
    126
  - Dwell Angle-To Set
    126
  - Exploded View 35 D8 Distributor
    126
  - Distributor-To Dismantle and Overhaul
    127
  - Distributor-To Inspect
    127
  - Distributor-Opus Ignition
    128
  - Distributor-To Assemble, to Dismantle
    128
  - Distributor-To Inspect, to Assemble
    128
  - Sparking Plugs-To Remove
    128
  - Lgnition Coil-To Fit
    129
  - Lgnition Coil-To Remove
    129
  - Sparking Plugs-To Clean and Check
    129
  - Sparking Plugs-To Fit
    129
- M 4 Starter Motor M
  131
  - Maintenance
    131
  - Starter Motor-To Dismantle
    131
  - Starter Motor-To Remove
    131
  - Starter Motor-To Test in Position
    131
  - Brush Gear and Commutator-To Service
    132
  - Exploded View of Starter Motor
    132
  - Starter Motor-Bench Inspection
    132
  - Starter Motor-To Bench Test
    132
  - Brush Gear Insulation-To Check
    133
  - Brush Springs-To Service
    133
  - Brushes-To Remove, to Fit
    133
  - Tube Dimensions and Checking Brush Spring Pressure
    133
  - Checking Brushgear Insulation
    134
  - Correct Fitting of Brush Spring
    134
  - Field Coils-To Remove, to Fit
    134
  - Field Coils-To Test
    134
  - Bearings-To Renew
    135
  - Checking Armature Insulation and Field Coil Insulation
    135
  - Pinion Movement-To Set
    135
  - Roller Clutch Drive-To Check
    135
  - Clearances between Pinion & Flywheel
    136
  - Starter Motor-Solenoid Operated Switch Model 2.S.T. and 4.S.T.
    137
  - Starter Motor-To Fit, to Test
    137
  - Starter Solenoid Contacts-To Check
    137
  - Switch Model 2.S.T./4.S.T.-To Remove
    137
  - Starter Motor Fault Diagnosis
    138
- Alternator and Regulator
  139
  - Alternator-To Test in Position
    139
  - Alternator-To Dismantle
    140
  - Brushgear Inspection
    140
  - Alternator-Inspection and Repair General
    141
  - Exploded View of CAV 512 Alternator
    141
  - Bearing Extractor
    142
  - Bearing Renewal-Drive End
    142
  - Bearing Renewal-Slip Ring End
    142
  - Renewing Slip Ring Connecting Leads
    142
  - Diode Replacement (SRE Shield)
    143
  - Electrical Tests
    143
  - Slip Ring Press Tool
    143
  - Slipring End Shield Diode Tests
    143
  - Alternator-Bench Testing
    144
  - Assembly
    144
  - Bench Test Circuit
    144
  - Alternator Output Test
    145
  - Alternator-To Service in Position
    145
  - Routine Maintenance
    145
  - Alternator-To Dismantle for Electrical Tests
    146
  - Charging Circuit Voltage Drop Testing-Earth Side
    146
  - Control Unit Voltage Setting
    146
  - Brushgear/Sliprings-To Inspect
    147
  - Insulation Test of Rotor Winding and Stator Winding Continuity Test
    147
  - Measuring Rotor Winding Resistance with Battery & Ammeter
    147
  - Rotor/Stator-To Test
    147
  - Alternator-Further Dismantling
    148
  - Diodes-To Test
    148
  - Insulation Test and Testing Diodes
    148
  - Use of Thermal Shunt
    148
  - Alternator Lucas Model 11 AC
    149
  - Alternator-To Assemble
    149
  - Alternator-To Remove
    149
  - Brushgear and Heatsinks
    150
  - Brushgear-To Inspect
    150
  - Exploded View of 11 AC Alternator
    151
  - Rotor-To Test
    151
  - Sliprings-To Inspect
    151
  - Stator-To Test
    151
  - Diode Heatsink Assembly-To Renew
    152
  - Measuring Rotor Winding Resistance
    152
  - Alternator Output Control Unit Model Model 4 TR
    153
  - Checking and Adjusting
    153
  - Control Unit-To Check, to Adjust
    153
  - Lucas 4 Tr Control Unit Test Circuit
    153
  - Exploded View of Generator
    155
- Generator M
  155
  - Testing in Position
    155
  - Brush Clearances
    156
  - Checking Generator Brushes for Freedom of Movement
    156
  - Generator-To Remove
    156
  - Generator-To Test
    156
  - Checking Brush Spring Tension
    157
  - Commutator-To Skim
    157
  - Generator-To Overhaul, to Dismantle
    157
  - Method of Undercutting Insulators
    157
  - Bedding the Brushes
    158
  - Commutator End Bearing-To Remove, to Fit
    158
  - Drive-End Bearing-To Remove, to Fit
    158
  - Field Coils-To Remove
    158
  - Contact Points-To Examine, to Clean
    159
  - General Checks
    159
  - Generator-To Fit
    159
  - Voltage Regulator-To Adjust
    159
  - Checking Voltage Regulator Setting
    160
  - Current Regulator-To Adjust
    160
  - Cut-Inlcut-Out Relay-To Adjust
    160
  - Adjusting Current Regulator
    161
  - Air-Gap Settings-To Adjust
    161
  - Cut-Out Relay Settings
    161
  - Drop-Off Voltage-To Adjust
    161
  - Contact 'Follow-Through' and Cut-Out Relay Core Gap Settings
    162
  - Voltage and Current Regulator Core Gaps-To Set
    162
  - Voltage Regulator & Current Regulator Settings
    162
- Exterior Lighting
  163
- Interior Switches
  173
- Relays
  177
  - Early Refrigerated Cars
    178
  - Head Flick and Coolant Probe Relays
    178
  - Later Cars
    178
  - Relays-To Renew
    178
  - Printed Circuit-To Renew
    179
  - Relay Box-To Remove, to Fit
    179
  - Relays-Electrically Operated Seats
    179
  - Seat Relays-To Renew
    179
  - Printed Circuit-To Fit
    180
  - Relays-Electrically Operated Windows
    180
  - Relays-To Renew/Stoplamp Failure Warning/To Renew
    180
  - Seat Printed Circuit-To Remove
    180
  - Direction Indicator (Flasher) Unit-To Maintain
    181
  - Relay-Hazard Warning Lamp
    181
  - Relay-To Test, to Renew
    181
  - Reverse Gear Lock Relay-To Renew
    181
  - Brake Accumulator and Hazard Warning Relays
    182
  - Coolant Level Probe Relay
    182
  - Electrically Operated Windows Relays
    182
  - Horns and Electrically Operated Front Seats Relays
    182
  - Data for Lucas Relays Models 6 RA
    183
  - Fuel Warning Lamp Dimming Relay
    183
  - Headlamp Flasher Relay
    183
  - 'Lucas' 6 W Wiper Motor Self-Parking-To Adjust
    185
- Windscreen Wipers, Motors and Washers M71
  185
- Electrically 0 Perated Window Lifts
  199
- Electrically Operated Front Seats
  203
  - Electrically Operated Seat Mechanism-To Remove and Dismantle
    203
  - View of Electrically Operated Front Seats
    204
  - Seat Mechanism-To Assemble and Fit
    205
  - Seat Mechanism-To Inspect
    205
  - Radio Reciever, Cartridge Player, Loudspeaker and Aerial
    207
  - Receiver with Cover Removed
    207
  - Receiver-To Remove
    207
  - Cartridge Player-To Remove
    208
  - Receiver Bulb-To Renew
    208
  - Receiver Fuse-To Renew
    208
  - Receiver in Console Trim Removed
    208
  - Aerial-To Trim
    209
  - Front/Door Loudspeaker-To Remove
    209
  - Receiver Aerial-To Remove
    209
  - Electrical Bonding of the Car
    210
  - Final/Aerial Bonding Lead
    210
  - Position of Radio Aerial
    210
  - Receiver Aerial-To Fit
    210
  - Bonnet Bonding Lead
    211
  - Left-Hand Trailing Arm Bonding Lead
    211
  - Rear Damper Box Bonding Lead
    211
  - Right-Hand Trailing Arm Bonding Lead
    211
  - Division Console/Radio-To Remove
    215
  - Division Glass Lift Switch-To Remove
    215
  - Hot and Cold Air Blowers Switch-To Remove
    215
  - Long Wheelbase Cars Fitted with Centre Division
    215
  - Division Glass Lift Motor in Position
    216
  - Division Glass Lift Motor-To Overhaul
    216
  - Division Glass Lift Motor-To Remove
    216
  - Access to Power-Operated Hood Components
    217
- Coachbuilt Cars M
  217
  - Motor/Pump Unit Switch-To Remove
    217
  - Solenoid Valves-To Remove
    217
- Window Lift Motor-To Remove
  218
- Electrically Operated Hood Components in Position
  218
- Electrically Operated Window Lift Motor in Position
  219
- Heater Blowers Switch-To Remove
  219
- Hazard Warning Switch-To Remove
  219
- Radio Receiver-To Remove
  219
- Quarter-Light Window Lift Motor-To Remove
  220
- Rear Opening Quarter-Light Motor-To Remove
  220
- Electrical Fault Finding Analysis for Power Operated Hood
  221
- Heater Blower Motor-To Remove, to Fit
  223
- Blower Motor Impellor (Fan)-To Remove, to Fit
  223
- Blower Motor Impellor (Fan)-To Fit
  224
- Power Assisted Steering System
  225
- Cut-Away View of Steering Box-All Cars-And Steering Column-Early Cars
  228
- Lower Steering Column Universal Joint-To Dismantle, to Inspect
  229
- The Steering Column (Early Cars)
  229
- Lower Steering Column-To Remove
  229
- Steering Column Universal Joint-To Assemble
  230
- Lower Steering Column Bonded Coupling-To Renew
  230
- Lower Steering Column-To Fit
  230
- Steering Wheel-To Remove
  231
- Horn Button Assembly-To Dismantle, to Assemble
  231
- Gearchange Selector Switch-To Remove, to Dismantle
  231
- Gearchange Selector Switch-To Assemble
  231
- Steering Column Cowling Assembly (R.H. Drive Cars)
  232
- Gearchange Selector Switch-To Fit
  234
- Direction Indicator Switch-To Remove, to Fit
  234
- Upper Steering Column-To Remove, to Dismantle
  234
- Assembly of Inner Steering Tube
  234
- Upper Steering Column Thrust Races-To Renew
  235
- Upper Steering Column-To Assemble, to Fit
  235
- Steering Wheel-To Fit and Set
  235
- Cut-Away View-Energy Absorbing Steering Column and Lower Linkage
  238
- Lower Steering Column Rubber/Bonded Coupling-To Renew
  239
- Lower Steering Column Universal Joint-To Dismantle, to Assemble
  239
- Steering Column (Later L.H.D. Cars)
  239
- Lower Steering Column Assembly-To Fit
  240
- Upper Steering Column-To Remove
  240
- Upper Steering Column-To Fit
  240
- Mounting Points-Energy Absorbing Steering Column
  241
- Washer (Shim) Selection Chart
  241
- Steering Pump (Hobourn Eaton) and Hoses
  243
- Steering Pump-To Remove, to Test
  243
- Steering Pump-To Dismantle and Inspect
  243
- Exploded View of Steering Pump
  244
- Steering Pump-To Fit
  245
- Steering Pump-To Assemble
  245
- Filter Element-To Renew
  246
- Steering Box Hose Connections
  246
- Steering Pump Fluid Level/Belt Tension-To Check
  246
- Steering Pump-Belt Tension Check
  246
- Priming and Filling the System
  247
- Steering Pump (Saginaw), Fluid Cooler and Hoses
  249
- Steering Pump-To Remove
  249
- Steering Pump-To Dismantle
  249
- Steering Pump in Position
  249
- Exploded View-Steering Pump (Saginaw) and Mounting Brackets
  250
- Position of Pump External Sealing Rings
  251
- Method of Removing End Plate Retaining Ring
  251
- Removing or Fitting the Flow Control/Relief Valve
  252
- Steering Pump-To Inspect
  252
- Removing the Rotor Snap Ring
  252
- Correct Positioning of Thrust Plate
  253
- Correct Positioning of Pump Ring
  253
- Belt Tension-To Check
  254
- Steering Pump Fluid Level-Routine Cheek and Correction
  254
- Fitting the Pressure Plate
  254
- Plan View-Rotor, Vanes and Pump Ring
  254
- Priming and Filling the Steering System
  255
- Procedure
  255
- Method of Fitting the End Cap and Retaining Ring
  255
- Pump Mounting Points and Belt Tensioning Arrangement
  255
- Steering System Hoses and Pipes
  256
- Steering System Pipes and Hoses-Right-Hand Drive Cars
  256
- Left-Hand Drive Cars
  257
- Steering System Pipes and Hoses-Left-Hand
  257
- Steering Pump Test Data
  258
- Test Comparison
  259
- Pump Leakage
  259
- Second Test-Fluid Circuit Closed
  259
- First Test-Fluid Circuit Open
  259
- The Steering Box (All Cars)
  261
- Steering Box Rocker Shaft Seal-To Remove, to Fit (Steering Box in Position)
  261
- Steering Box-To Remove
  261
- Removing End Plug Retaining Ring
  262
- Installing Rack-Piston Arbor Tool in End of Worm
  262
- Removing Adjuster Plug Assembly
  262
- Steering Box-Removal of Major Components
  262
- Removing Hose Connector Seat with Bolt
  263
- Removing and Installing Rocker Shaft Bearing
  263
- Steering Box Housing Rocking Shaft Needle Bearings and Seals-To Inspect
  263
- Steering Box Housing, Rocking Shaft Needle Bearing and Seals-To Dismantle
  263
- Hose Connectors-To Remove
  264
- Installing Hose Connector Seat
  264
- Steering Box Housing Rocking Shaft Needle and Bearing Seals-To Assemble
  264
- Adjuster Plug Assembly-To Dismantle, to Inspect
  265
- Installing Rocker Shaft Seal
  265
- Adjuster Plug Assembly-To Assemble
  265
- Removing Thrust Bearing Retainer
  265
- Stub Shaft and Valve-To Dismantle
  266
- Installing Oil Seal
  266
- Removing and Installing Adjuster Plug Needle Bearing
  266
- Stub Shaft and Valve-To Inspect
  267
- Installing Valve Ring
  267
- Stub Shaft and Valve-To Assemble
  267
- Installing Stub Shaft in Valve Body
  267
- Installing Adjuster Plug Assembly
  268
- Rocking Shah Gear and Rocking Shaft Cover-To Inspect
  268
- Rack-Piston and Worm Assembly-To Dismantle
  268
- Rack-Piston and Worm Assembly-To Inspect
  268
- Piston Ball Sizes
  269
- Rack-Piston and Worm Assembly-To Assemble
  269
- Steering Box-To Assemble
  270
- Installing Rack-Piston Seal Compressor
  270
- Steering Box-To Fit
  271
- Checking Steering Box Pre-Load
  272
- Thrust Bearing Pre-Load Check
  272
- Checking the Steering Box Pre-Load
  272
- Checking Rocking Shaft End Play (on Centre)
  272
- Steering Linkage and Idler/Damper
  273
- Steering Linkage-To Remove
  273
- Overhaul
  273
- Steering Linkage-To Dismantle
  274
- Ball Joints-To Renew
  274
- Steering Idler/Damper-To Remove
  274
- Steering Idler/Damper-To Dismantle
  274
- Steering Idler/Damper Box
  275
- Bearings, Actuating Lever, Piston Shaft-To Inspect
  276
- Steering Idler/Damper-To Assemble
  276
- Piston-To Assemble
  276
- Steering Idler/Damper-To Fit
  277
- Aligning the Steering Box 'Tight Spot' to Road Wheel Straight Ahead Position
  277
- Notes on Steering System Noise
  280
- Torque Tightening Figures
  283
- Half Nut Torque
  285
- Torque Tightening Figures for Standard Parts
  285
- Full Nut Torque
  285
- Torque Tightening Figures for Special Parts
  286
- Final Drive
  286
- Pedals
  286
- Front and Rear Sub-Frames and Fittings
  286
- Front and Rear Suspension and Dampers
  287
- Hydraulic Pipes and Fittings
  288
- Steering and Idler Boxes, Cross-Beam and Track Rods
  289
- Brake Pump and Accumulator
  289
- Engine
  290
- Torque Converter Transmission
  291
- 4-Speed Automatic Gearbox
  292
- Speed Control
  293
- Seat Belts
  293
- Body
  293
- Items Which Are Not to be Torque Tightened
  293
- Exhaust System
  295
- Exhaust System Configurations
  299
- Exhaust Manifold and Downtake Pipe (Front Off-Take)
  301
- Exhaust Pipes, Silencers and Grass-Fire Shields (Single Pipe, Four Box System)
  301
- Exhaust Pipes and Silencers-To Remove
  301
- Grass-Fire Shields-To Remove and Fit
  301
- Single Exhaust System
  302
- Exhaust Pipes and Silencers-To Fit
  303
- Exhaust Mount-To Renew
  303
- Flared Exhaust Pipe Joint
  303
- Exhaust Mount Setting
  303
- Exhaust Mount with 'Handcuff' Clamp
  304
- Exhaust Pipes and Silencers-To Inspect
  304
- Exhaust System Alignment
  305
- Exhaust Pipes and Silencers (Twin Pipe, Six Box System)
  307
- Twin Exhaust System
  307
- Flared Exhaust Pipe-Spherical Joint
  308
- Exhaust Mount-Showing Offset
  309
- Twin Exhaust System - Clearance Dimensions
  310
- Exhaust Manifolds-To Remove
  311
- Exhaust Manifolds-To Inspect
  311
- Exhaust Manifolds-To Fit
  311
- 'B' Bank Exhaust Manifold with Centre Off-Take
  311
- Wheels and Tyres
  313
- Road Wheels-To Remove
  316
- Identification of Wheels
  316
- Road Wheels-To Fit
  317
- Wheel Discs
  317
- Removing a Wheel Disc (Corniche)
  317
- Removing a Wheel Trim (Corniche)
  317
- Jack Correctly Positioned
  318
- Claw Ring Adjustment
  318
- Tyre Pressures
  318
- Tyre-To Remove
  320
- Tyre-To Fit (with High and Low Spot Marks)
  320
- Wheeland Tyre Markings
  321
- Tyre-To Fit (Without High and Low Spots)
  321
- Method of Determining the High Spot of a Wheel
  321
- Horizontal Type of Balancing Machine with Adapter for Spigotted Wheels
  322
- Vertical Type of Balancing Machine with Adapter for Spigotted Wheels
  322
- Wheel and Tyre Balance
  323
- New Tyres
  323
- Legal Requirements
  323
- Tyre Wear
  324
- Front Tyres
  324
- Tyre Wear Characteristics
  324
- Rear/Remould Tyres
  325
- Tread Wear Indicators
  325
- Spare Wheel-To Remove/To Fit Onto Spare Wheel Platform
  325
- Luggage Compartment
  325
- Spare Tyre Inflation/Wheel Stowage
  326
- Underwing Sheet Cut Away
  326
- Winter/Dunlop Weathermaster Tyres
  326
- Maximum Speed Limitations
  326
- Kantenspur Snow Chains-To Fit
  327
- Snow Chains
  327
- Tyre Pressures-With or Without Snow Chains
  327
- Studs
  327
- Fitting and Removing Kantenspur Snow Chains
  328
- Kantenspur Snow Chains-To Remove
  329
- Wheels Not Raised/Raised
  329
- Rear Wheels
  329
- Snow Chain (Union S2)
  329
- Fitting Union S2 3081 Snow Chain
  330
- Front Wheels
  330
- Cleaning Snow Chains
  330

Rolls-Royce Bentley Corniche Service Schedule Manual (223 pages)

Brand: Rolls-Royce | Category: Automobile | Size: 12.44 MB

Table of Contents
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Section D3
24
Service Schedule
27
- 000 Initial 3
  27
- 000 Every 3 000 O.s
  27
  - Months
    30

Rolls-Royce Bentley Corniche Service Bulletin (211 pages)

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