This comprehensive Triumph Vitesse Service and Repair Manual covers all model years from 1962 to 1971. Designed for both novice and experienced mechanics, this manual offers detailed instructions and illustrations to guide you through every aspect of maintenance and repair. The manual provides a wealth of information, including: * General maintenance procedures: From routine inspections to preventative measures, learn how to keep your Vitesse running smoothly. * Troubleshooting: Diagnose and solve common problems with clear explanations and step-by-step solutions. * Engine service and repair: Detailed instructions cover everything from tune-ups to major engine overhauls, including information on the engine's components, operation, and troubleshooting. * Transmission service and repair: Learn how to maintain and repair your Vitesse's transmission, including rebuilding instructions and troubleshooting tips. * Brake system: Explore the intricacies of your Vitesse's braking system, covering maintenance, repair, and component replacement. * Wiring diagrams: Comprehensive diagrams illustrate the electrical system, simplifying troubleshooting and repair. * Electrical system: Detailed information on the Vitesse's electrical components, circuits, and troubleshooting techniques. * Suspension: Understand the Vitesse's suspension system, including maintenance, repair, and component replacement. * Periodic lubrication: Learn the proper lubrication points and intervals for your Vitesse. * Steering: Explore the steering system and its components, including maintenance, repair, and troubleshooting. * Cooling system: Understand the cooling system's function, maintenance, and repair procedures. * Fuel injection / Fuel system: Learn about the fuel system's operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting. * Emission system: Gain insights into the Vitesse's emission system, including maintenance, repair, and troubleshooting. * Engine control system: Discover the intricacies of the engine control system, its components, and troubleshooting methods. * Chassis / Body: Learn about the Vitesse's frame, body, and related components, including maintenance and repair. * Restraint system: Explore the Vitesse's safety systems, including maintenance and repair procedures. * Axle: Understand the Vitesse's axle system, including maintenance, repair, and component replacement. This manual is your ultimate resource for keeping your Triumph Vitesse in top condition. Armed with this comprehensive guide, you can confidently tackle any maintenance or repair task, saving time and money while gaining a deeper understanding of your classic car.

The Triumph Vitesse, a sporty saloon produced by the British manufacturer Triumph Motor Company, graced the roads from 1962 to 1971. A potent combination of performance and elegance, the Vitesse distinguished itself from its sibling, the Triumph Herald, by embracing a more powerful engine, a 1.6-liter straight-four that was later upgraded to a 2.0-liter unit. This increased displacement translated into a thrilling driving experience, offering a spirited performance that made the Vitesse a favorite among keen drivers. Beyond its mechanical prowess, the Vitesse exuded a sense of sophistication. The sleek bodywork, designed by Italian coachbuilder Michelotti, provided a striking aesthetic, while the luxurious interior with its plush upholstery and wood-trimmed dashboard catered to the comfort and style of its occupants. The Triumph Vitesse offered several variations across its production run, each with its own unique characteristics. The early models, known as the ‘Mark I,’ featured a distinctive square-shaped grille and a rounded rear end. The ‘Mark II’ arrived in 1966 with a modernized grille, redesigned bumpers, and a slightly more aerodynamic profile. The ‘Mark III’ introduced in 1969 boasted a larger engine, a revised suspension, and a more pronounced rear end. Despite its evolutionary development, the Vitesse remained a mainstay in the Triumph lineup, offering an engaging driving experience that captivated enthusiasts for several years. Though production eventually ceased in 1971, the legacy of the Triumph Vitesse lives on, its name synonymous with British sports car heritage, a tribute to its potent performance and timeless design.