This comprehensive Land Rover 88 109 Series II 2 Service Repair Workshop Manual covers models produced between 1958 and 1961. Designed for both the novice mechanic and experienced professional, this manual provides detailed instructions and specifications to perform a wide range of maintenance and repair procedures. With step-by-step instructions, clear diagrams, and illustrations, you'll gain a thorough understanding of your vehicle's systems and confidently tackle repairs. The manual includes detailed information on all major vehicle components, including the engine, transmission, drivetrain, suspension, steering, brakes, and body. You'll find detailed explanations for mechanical and electrical systems, along with troubleshooting guides for common issues. You'll be equipped to handle tasks such as oil changes, tune-ups, brake adjustments, and more. Written by Land Rover engineers, this manual is the same resource used by authorized dealerships to service and repair these vehicles. It provides the most accurate and up-to-date information for your specific Land Rover model. Gain the knowledge and confidence to perform repairs yourself and save significant costs on professional services.

The Land Rover 88 and 109 Series II 2, produced from 1958 to 1961, represented a significant evolution in the iconic British off-roader's design. Building upon the success of the earlier Series I, these models introduced numerous refinements that enhanced both performance and practicality. Notably, the engine was upgraded to a 2.25-liter petrol unit, offering increased power and torque, while the chassis received a wider track and revised suspension for improved stability and handling. The Series II 2 was also characterized by a distinctive new grille design, along with a more rounded front bumper and redesigned headlights, which gave it a more modern and refined appearance. Inside, the cabin remained rugged and utilitarian, but with enhanced comfort features. The dashboard was redesigned with a more user-friendly layout, while advancements like a larger windscreen and improved ventilation made it a more pleasant place to be. The Land Rover 88 and 109 Series II 2 maintained the versatility that had made its predecessors so popular, with a wide range of body styles available, including station wagons, pickups, and even ambulances. Whether used for farming, exploration, or simply daily driving, these vehicles were equally suited for rugged off-road conditions and paved roads. Their reputation for reliability and durability, coupled with their legendary off-road capabilities, solidified their status as workhorses and adventurers' companions alike.