Workshop Manuals available?

[Jean Mercier]

I was at a decent moment home (around 2PM) to finally use the "access to the manual".

I had a repair to do, in fact "in warranty", but i thought: "this is easy, I do it myself!"
The handle of my right door was loose, and it was clear that it was only one (1) screw or not tightened enough.

Not that easy for three reasons:

1. I had to remove the inside trim and everything behind it + the window to access the bolt!
2. Explanation was (for me) not always very clear
3. Some "necessary" actions were not necessary, for instance disconnecting the battery (but I didn't do it anyway)

It took me the whole afternoon, and I am ... delighted.
I did it! Thanks to the not perfect and incomplete explanation, but nothing is perfect!

I will try to document it completely when I have some more time. Including images or video from the Ineos manual.

[EDITED] This was a win-win: a warranty work was executed by a customer! No travel time to my dealer and I learned a lot, and no warranty cost for Ineos!

 

[Tazzieman]

Well done @Jean Mercier ; these jobs will help us deal with oissues post warranty for sure.
It is how I manage my classic cars , as do many others.
An old site which has proved excellent for my 944 is a great example of what we could strive for.
Clarks garage click on workshop manual tab