This comprehensive Austin Mini Countryman 1964 Factory Service Repair Manual provides a detailed guide to maintaining and repairing your classic car. The manual delves into every aspect of the vehicle, giving you the same level of expertise as factory-trained technicians. Inside, you'll find detailed instructions and illustrations covering general maintenance, troubleshooting, engine service and repair, transmission service and repair, brake system specifics, a wiring diagram, electrical system details, suspension guidance, periodic lubrication schedules, steering system insights, cooling system maintenance, fuel injection and fuel system information, emission system specifics, heater and air conditioning repair, engine control system explanations, chassis and body details, restraint system information, interior components, differential and drive components, axle specifics, and much more. With this manual, you can confidently diagnose and repair problems, perform routine maintenance, and even undertake more complex restoration projects. The manual features clear numbered instructions, bold figure numbers for easy illustration reference, detailed illustrations and photos, enlarged insets for close-up examination, and a numbered table of contents for quick navigation. This manual is your ultimate resource for keeping your Austin Mini Countryman 1964 in top condition.

The Austin Mini Countryman, a unique and versatile vehicle, emerged in 1964 as a larger and more practical offshoot of the iconic Mini. This compact wagon, with its distinctive square-back design, was built on the Mini's proven platform, but it offered a significantly larger cargo space and seating for four passengers. While sharing the Mini's signature front-wheel drive layout and transversely mounted engine, the Countryman boasted a longer wheelbase and wider track, providing a more spacious interior and a slightly more stable ride. The vehicle's practicality was further enhanced by its split rear doors, offering easy access to the spacious luggage compartment. The Countryman was originally powered by the same 848cc, 34 bhp engine as the standard Mini, though later models saw the introduction of more powerful engines, including the 998cc and 1098cc units. Despite its humble beginnings, the Austin Mini Countryman carved a niche for itself as a spacious and practical compact wagon, catering to families and individuals who required more space than the standard Mini could offer. With its distinctive square-back design, the Mini Countryman's appearance was a departure from the standard Mini's rounded lines. The Countryman's boxy shape, inspired by the contemporary Morris Traveller, offered a much larger cargo area and a greater sense of practicality. The rear doors, which opened outwards like a split tailgate, provided easy access to the spacious luggage compartment, further boosting its practicality. While the basic mechanicals were shared with the standard Mini, the Countryman's longer wheelbase and wider track ensured a more spacious interior and a slightly smoother ride. The vehicle's affordability and practicality made it an appealing option for families and individuals seeking a compact and economical wagon. While the Mini Countryman never achieved the same cult status as its smaller sibling, it played a crucial role in expanding the Mini's appeal to a broader range of buyers, solidifying its place as a versatile and well-loved British icon.