Unless they've brought one out there isn't a Haynes for the petrol. If you
do a bit of searching you can find the full workshop manuals on the web.
I'd keep the Haynes manual, it suffers from the usual Haynes problems, but
most of the rest of the vehicle is standard and covered in the manual. I
don't know if it's still on the web, but another useful source is the
Illustrated Parts List, do a Google groups search on this newsgroup and you
should find it. If all else fails drop me a line and I'll try and send find
the links for you. The other book to try is the Porter service book, no
good for re-builds, but quite good for service items.
--
Bob Miller
1990 ex-RAF 110 3.5 V8 17KJ83
1967 3/4 ton Sankey 09ES17
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> >>I have purchased a Haynes Manual 3017 for the 90, 110 & Defender
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> >> .......and I have a petrol engine in my 110 (1989) any one want to swap
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