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Classic Various original PDF : Alpine 5

Alpine 5 turborenault.co.uk/upload/canule_devil.pdf turborenault.co.uk/upload/catalogue_monte_carlose470_5_alpine.pdf turborenault.co.uk/upload/DC_R5_GR203f1_alpine_turbo.pdf turborenault.co.uk/upload/Homologation_5_alpine.pdf turborenault.co.uk/upload/Instruments_Jaeger.pdf turborenault.co.uk/upload/livret_utilisateur0faf_5_alpine.pdf turborenault.co.uk/upload/mr_122b_coupe_alpine_turbo.pdf turborenault.co.uk/upload/pr1223_gr2bb9b_5_alpine.pdf turborenault.co.uk/upload/pr_1223_coupe_5_alpine.pdf turborenault.co.uk/upload/pr_r122b_coupe_5_alpine.pdf turborenault.co.uk/upload/pub_r1223_19761ffa_5_alpine.pdf turborenault.co.uk/upload/mr193.pdf turborenault.co.uk/upload/pr_1125.pdf <-- 106mb PDF : warning
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How to repair wiring correctly

Classic How to repair wiring correctly

We all have a slight problem, we all love a cars that have a notorious electrical system with any electrical work disconnect the battery We'll start with the tools a gas soldering iron great for doing repairs in the car just watch where you put it the auto wire stripper is better than the pull type you get in sets. solder and some heatshrink. and a lighter for heat shrink! Repairing a broken wire first thing before you go at fixing it find out why it broke! (twisted wires, too short got caught) and solve that or it will happen again. strip off about 15-20 mm on both sides dont forget to put the heatshrink tube on next twist twist wires from the center. Now if you push them together and then twist them together not loose...
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Renault 21 electric window switches

Classic Renault 21 electric window switches

My passenger window was acting up- turned out both the switches has bad contact points. Prise this rocker off carefully to remove the top of the switch Remove this yellow bulb holder. It pulls out. You can replace the little bulb in here if the switch lighting doesnt work. Prise out the white things CAREFULLY, making a note of orientation and where the lugs at the side clip in Lift out the metal springs on the outside of the switch. These pull out with a little bit of a tug. See those copper plates at the bottom? Make a note of how they sit/orientation and then fish them out. Theyre not fastened in they'll come out, if a bit fiddly. Clean the small contact points on both sides, one is square and one is rounded...
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Solex 32DIS Rebuild guide

Classic Solex 32DIS Rebuild guide

Authors: Mart & Big Steve – Raider May 2014 *Note this Carb has had the choke-flap assembly removed. If the choke-flap is still in situ, it’s fairly obvious which components of the choke assembly will need to be disconnected/removed/re-fitted whilst stripping & re-building the carb. 1. Disconnect all carb hoses, choke cable, accelerator cable, and throttle-return spring. Remove carb elbow (3 x 10mm nuts). Lift off the large o-ring & triangular retaining plate. Remove the carb from the inlet manifold (2 x 13mm nuts). 2. Remove carb top by undoing 6 x flat headed screws. 3. Carefully remove carb top taking care to remove gasket and float. You will find fuel in the float chamber that you need to empty into a jerry can...
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