Austin Healey 100/6 3000: Workshop Manual - AKD1179H - BJ7 - BJ8: Covers 100/6, 3000 Marks I and II Plus Mark II and III Sports Convertible Series BJ7 ... Information (Official Workshop Manuals)

As is printed on the cover, its a works sponsored workshop manual, a very good one for persons with a reasonable amount of skill , knowledge and experience on motors in gereral.

exellent

Useful as a reference book for those who have just bought a Austin Healy or are thinking abour buying one. Not an easy book to follow if you are going to carry out repairs.

Excellent, just what my husband wanted

Arrived as promised and as described.

Workshop ManualDoes what it says on the Can . Its comprehensive, its a maintainance manual not a guide to restorations. It does have good blow up diagrams and a lot of detail on special tools etc Black and white - no colour, mostly engineering sketches and description of parts and methods of assembly and disassembly. Good general info sections , small number of black and white photos, and some good info on Chassis dimensions.

Reference book!

Reprint of official BMC shop manual. Just what I needed for my first British car. All other classics I've owned were American + one VW/Porsche 356 Replica.

Exactly what I needed.

excellent information for power train but could have more information on body components

Une aide précieuse pour entrenir efficacement son Austin Healey. Je recommande cet ouvrage à tous les propriétaires d'Austin Healey 3000.

I am in the process of restoring my Healey. This book is simply essential. You cannot do any kind of comprehensive repair without it.I also own the Haynes Manual and the Autobooks manual. Typically, I review all three manuals and look for discrepancies. It is remarkable how often I find them. Basically, I do not want to get into a repair only to run into a problem. With a 50 year old car, I figure doing it wrong is not only not safe, it might be unfixable.This book is by far the most complete of the manuals available. It can be a little difficult to navigate because it has all the changes over the model cycle. That difficulty is essential because many of our cars have parts from earlier or later versions. If you don't have a manual with the complete cycle, you might not know what you are looking at.It does have limitations. It is clearly written for factory techs, so some explanations are less complete than I need. I find that this book with the Autobooks manual, is enough to get me by most everything.My version is paperback, but it is fairly robust, good quality. That is unlike the Haynes version. The images are good factory exploded view diagrams, which I find most helpful. Just remeber it is written in the King's English, not American English. If you have a Healey, you won't mind that though - I hope.