MGB Workshop Manual Introduction Page - British Leyland 1972, Issue 9
MGB factory Workshop Manual introduction explaining manual arrangement, section reference letters and the Canada/USA emission-control adjustment notice.
This is the Introduction page (page 44) from the British Leyland MGB Workshop Manual (Issue 9, copyright British Leyland UK Limited, 1972). It explains the manual's purpose — assisting skilled mechanics in performing repairs and replacements in minimum time — and notes that left/right references are made when viewing the car from the rear. The Manual Arrangement section describes the structure: General Data and Engine Tuning Data at the front; a Service Tools section and Recommended Lubricants Chart at the end; and the remainder divided into lettered sections, each with a contents page and numeric subdivisions. Maintenance intervals are per the Passport to Service or Drivers Handbook. An IMPORTANT notice for Canada and U.S.A. cars states that service operations marked with the emission-control symbol must be followed by an exhaust emission check, and that emission control servicing must follow Workshop Manual Supplement AKD 4957. The Repairs and Replacements section stresses using only genuine British Leyland and Unipart parts, warning that safety features may be impaired by non-genuine parts, that torque wrench settings must be strictly adhered to, that locking devices must be renewed if impaired, and that fitting non-genuine parts may invalidate the Owner's Service Statement. A rights-reserved copyright notice from Austin Morris Group, British Leyland UK Limited, Service and KD Division closes the page.
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Frequently asked questions
- Which supplement covers emission control servicing on the MGB?
- Servicing and adjusting vehicle emission control equipment must be carried out in accordance with the instructions given in Workshop Manual Supplement AKD 4957 (applies to Canada and U.S.A. cars fitted with emission control equipment).
- How are left and right sides defined in the MGB workshop manual?
- References to left- or right-hand side are made when viewing the car from the rear.
- What parts does the manual say must be used for replacements?
- Only genuine British Leyland and Unipart parts; fitting other parts may invalidate the Owner's Service Statement, and safety features may be impaired by non-genuine parts.
- How is the MGB workshop manual organized?
- General Data and Engine Tuning Data come first; a Service Tools section and Recommended Lubricants Chart appear at the end; the remainder is divided into sections identified by reference letters, each with a contents page and numeric subdivisions, with pages and illustrations numbered consecutively within each section.
- What year is this MGB workshop manual page from?
- The page shows a copyright of British Leyland UK Limited, 1972, and is marked MGB. Issue 9. 83910, page 44.
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