This comprehensive factory service repair manual is your ultimate guide to maintaining and repairing your Mini Moke, covering models from 1964 to 1989. It provides detailed step-by-step instructions, accompanied by clear illustrations and diagrams, empowering you to handle virtually any repair or maintenance task. Dive into the specifics of engine service and repair, transmission maintenance, brake system diagnostics and repair, electrical system troubleshooting, suspension adjustments, and much more. The manual includes extensive wiring diagrams for easy navigation and understanding of your Mini Moke's electrical components. This valuable resource allows you to confidently tackle a wide range of issues, from routine maintenance to more complex repairs. The manual's organization and clear presentation make finding the information you need quick and simple. You'll gain the knowledge and confidence to perform tasks like a factory-trained technician, ultimately saving you time and money on professional labor.

The Mini Moke, a whimsical and practical vehicle born in 1964, was a far cry from the traditional Mini. While the Mini was a compact, efficient city car, the Moke was designed for a different purpose entirely: open-air fun and versatility. Based on the Mini's robust platform, the Moke was stripped down to its bare essentials. Its open-top design, featuring a simple canvas roof, allowed for unhindered enjoyment of the sun and fresh air. It was a vehicle for the beach, the countryside, or any adventure calling for a rugged and easy-going companion. Manufactured by British Motor Corporation (BMC) and later by the Leyland Motor Corporation, the Moke was built with a lightweight, steel frame and a simple, air-cooled 848cc engine, providing a spirited, yet economical driving experience. The Moke was initially intended for the British military, but its charm quickly appealed to leisure and recreational markets, with models popping up in various countries across the globe, including the United States, Australia, and even the Caribbean.

The Mini Moke's allure wasn't solely based on its rugged charm; it was also remarkably practical. Its removable seats and spacious cargo area made it ideal for hauling goods, transporting equipment, or simply enjoying a picnic with friends. While the Moke was never intended to be a high-performance vehicle, its simple mechanics and relatively low maintenance requirements made it a reliable and dependable companion. The Mini Moke's unique design and undeniable character have ensured its status as a cult classic, sought after by collectors and enthusiasts alike. Despite its discontinuation in 1994, the Mini Moke's legacy continues to live on, with various manufacturers and independent companies producing modern versions that pay homage to the original, all while offering a unique blend of retro charm and modern practicality. The Mini Moke, a vehicle born out of necessity but beloved for its playful spirit, remains a symbol of carefree adventures and a celebration of the simple pleasures of life.