The Austin Healey Sprite 1968 Service Repair Workshop Manual provides comprehensive guidance for servicing and repairing your classic vehicle. This manual, designed for both novice mechanics and experienced professionals, offers detailed instructions, diagrams, and specifications covering all major aspects of your Austin Healey Sprite.

From engine mechanical and electrical systems to emission control, fuel system, and clutch, transmission, driveshaft, and axle components, this manual delves into every intricate detail. It guides you through the intricacies of suspension, steering, restraint systems, and brakes, ensuring you have the knowledge necessary to tackle any maintenance or repair challenge. The manual also covers bodywork, including interior and exterior components, as well as the body electrical system, heating, ventilation, and air conditioning.

This manual is an indispensable tool for any Austin Healey Sprite owner, allowing you to perform routine maintenance, troubleshoot minor issues, and even embark on more complex repairs with confidence. The clear instructions, accompanied by detailed illustrations, empower you to tackle automotive tasks with ease.

The Austin Healey Sprite, a small and sporty roadster produced from 1958 to 1971, captured the hearts of enthusiasts with its nimble handling, charming design, and affordable price. The 1968 model year, specifically, marked a significant evolution for the Sprite, introducing a more powerful engine and a refined suspension. The 1968 Sprite, like its predecessors, featured a lightweight, tubular chassis construction, contributing to its agility and responsiveness. Under the hood, the 1275cc A-Series engine, borrowed from the larger Morris Mini, delivered 65 horsepower, a substantial increase over the previous 59 horsepower. This boost in power, combined with the car's low weight, made the 1968 Sprite a truly exhilarating driving experience.

The 1968 Austin Healey Sprite was a testament to British engineering at its best, blending performance with affordability. Its distinctive styling, with its low-slung bodywork, rounded headlights, and chrome bumpers, remained true to the Sprite's original design language. Inside, the cabin was spartan but functional, offering a minimal and driver-focused environment. The 1968 Sprite, despite its compact size, offered a surprising amount of practicality for a roadster, with a small luggage compartment behind the seats. Owning and maintaining a 1968 Sprite required a certain level of mechanical aptitude, as the car was known for its simplicity and lack of modern conveniences. The Austin Healey Sprite 1968 Service Repair Workshop Manual is an invaluable resource for owners and enthusiasts, providing detailed instructions on every aspect of the car's maintenance, from routine service procedures to complex repairs.