Introduction
This Workshop/Service manual has been compiled
for the
TVR Engineering
model
-
Cerbera.
Any modifications that do occur to the production
car will be reflected in additional pages being sent
out.
The aim of this workshop/service manual is assist
skilled
TVR technicians
in
the eHicient repair and
maintenance of any TVR Cerbera.
TVR do not accept any responsibility for any
inaccuracies, errors or omissions contained within
this manual, although every eHort has been taken to
make it as complete and accurate as possible.
TVR do not accept any liability for any consequential
or other losses howsoever arising as a result of any of
the recommendations contained within this manual.
All repairs to the TVR - Cerbera should be carried out
by a TVR Dealer. Repairs should never be attempted
by untrained individuals.
In
this introductory section warnings, cautions and
notes will appear in boxes to give more helpful
information.
WARNING: These procedures must be followed accu
rately to avoid the accidents.
CAUTION: To ensure no damage occurs to any
components these procedures must be followed.
NOTE: This
calls attention to ways which make a job
easier or gives helpful infonnation.
Interpretation of Workshop Manual
This
manual is divided into sections as shown on the
contents page. To locate information referring 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 a t the
start of each "lettered" main section.
Usage will quickly make the user familiar with the
workshop manual layout, enabling efficient and effec
tive use of the manual.
Dimensions
All dimensions stated in this manual are given in metric
measurements, i.e. millimetres, litres, ete. unless other
wise stated.
Poisonous Substances
Many of the substances used on the Cerbera could cause
physical harm and you must ensure they are kept away
from open wounds.
Fuel Handling Precautions
The following section outlines informa tion on handling
fuel safety that shouldn't be ignored to ensure the
upmost safety at all times.
The vapour that fuel creates is extremely flammable,
toxic and explosive in confined areas. It produces
around
150
times its own volume when it evaporates
and when mixed with air it beguns very ignitable. The
vapour will always fall to the lowest level because it is
heavier than air. This creates a problem because it is
very easliy distributed throughout a workshop so even
the smallest of spillages could be dangerous. A fire
extinguisher containing
FOAM
C02,
GAS
or
POWDER
should always be close at hand when handling fuel.
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