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Service Requirements 

Regular Checks 

Recommended  Lubricants 

Fluids 

Engine 

Oil Type 

DeJvac 

10W30 

Super 

lSW40 

MobiJ  1 

OW40 

Gearbox 

Mobil  SHC ATF 

Differential 

Change  After 

1000 

miles 

(1600 km) 

6000 

miles 

(10000 km) 

6000 

miJes 

(10000 km) 

Mobil  SHC 

BOW  140 

ID 

Cooling  System 

Mobil  Universal  Antifreeze 

Brakes 

and 

Clutch 

First fill from 
factory 

Second  fill 
Regular Service 

(or  12 months) 

Mobil  Universal  Brake and Clutch  Fluid SAE 

J1703 

C. 

V. 

Joints 

Mobil  Grease  Special NLGI 

Power  Steering  (where fitted) 

Mobil  ATF 

220 

NOTE: 

TVR 

use  and  recommend  Mobi

prod

u

cts. 

Failure  to use  these  products could effect vehicle 

performance  and  reliability and may also  invalidate 
the  warranty. 

Weekly  Checks 

l. 

2. 

3. 

4. 


All exterior  lights. 

Oil level 

Coolant level. 

Brake fluid level. 

Power steering fluid. 
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. 

Service  Intervals 

The  following are recommended service intervals for the 

vehicle. 

1000 

miles 

6000 

miles 

12000 

miles 

1BOOO 

miles 

24000 

miles 

30000 

miles 

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 

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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Summary of Contents for Cerbera

Page 1: ...I t _ I HR Service Workshop Information Introduction Hosted and optimised by www TheTVRSite com ...

Page 2: ...eferring to a gen eral area of the vehicle such as suspension brakes instrumentation ete use the main contents page The general sections are split up further into sub sections denoted by a number so for example C3 will describe an individual procedure in the Front Suspension sec tion Each of these individual procedures is listed at the start of each lettered main section Usage will quickly make th...

Page 3: ...y in contact with the skin 4 Immediate first aid treatment should be obtained in the event of oil coming in contact with open cuts or wounds 5 Do not wash the skin using gasoline kerosene diesel fuel petrol thinners or solvents 6 Where and when practical degrease components before handling 7 Eye protection should be worn e g goggles or face shields where there is a risk of eye contact An eye wash ...

Page 4: ...ly requires a gentle warming up of the unit and progressively more load over the course of about 500 miles The Hydratrak unit will only be operational when there exists a difference in the wheel speed between the two output shafts and so this requires gentle cornering loads in order to bed the vanes in The output shafts of the diff do have a little play this is quite normal It is not unusual for t...

Page 5: ...ore accurately Wheels Tyres and Steering The wheels are the same front and rear but the tyres are not The 225 45 x 16 front tyres are responsible for some of the sharp steering characteristics but in the main the very light and quick rack is the cause you will get used to it There are a few other details regarding the rack You cannot centralise the steering wheel at the boss It must be done at one...

Page 6: ... Service Intervals The following are recommended service intervals for the vehicle 1000 miles 6000 miles 12000 miles 1BOOO miles 24000 miles 30000 miles 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 i...

Page 7: ...engine gets too hot When the thermostat opens more coolant will need to be added When no more coolant can be added replace the blue pressure cap Let the engine run for a few more minutes until the fan cuts in and switch off the engine Should the temperature gauge enter the 100 section before the fan cuts in stop and allow to cool When the engine has cooled and no pressure can be felt in the radiat...

Page 8: ...come on if low and with the handbrake on Only top up with TVR recommended fluid Recommended Lubricants and Fluids fig 6 fig 6 8 Engine Oil Dipstick The oil should alway s be checked on level ground with the engine switched off Let the oil settle 5 minutes then pull the dip stick out and wipe clean to ensure a true reading Re insert the dip stick and remove once again The level of oil should read b...

Page 9: ...ate and the location of specific identification nwnbers Jacking Procedure Before commencing with the instructions below the car must be raised off the ground 1 To Raise Front Wheels l 2 3 The surface must be a solid groW1d surface Ensure that the hand brake is on Ensure that the jacking device is positioned only W1der one of the chassis tubes and not W1der any part of the floor pan or body The rec...

Page 10: ... there is no towing eye on the rear of the car In the case of a break down there is a towing eye on the front of the car fig12 by which it is possible to tow the car to an appropriate place for repair however it is not recommended that this dis tance be too great CAUTION Please noted the brake selVos and power steering will not be operative whilst the car is not running thus greater pressure will ...

Page 11: ...itive terminal of the discharged battery This is the only terminal that is accessible whilst the battery remains in the Cerbera C Connect one end of the second cable to the negative terminal of the booster battery D Connect the other end of the secondjumper cable to the engine to create the negative connection WARNING T he final cable connection could cause arcing at the connection point which if ...

Page 12: ...pressure jet directly at the paintwork or the door window seals Automatic car wash The use of automatic car washes is not recommended as the door window seals are not designed to withstand the direct force of high pressure water jets Also the detergents used and the cleaning action of the brushes may damage the paintwork Interior Cleaning Vinyl Leather Vinyl and leather should be cleaned with a da...

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