This comprehensive workshop manual provides a detailed guide for maintaining and repairing the Rolls Royce Silver Cloud MK I and MK II models produced between 1955 and 1962. It covers both the 4.9L 6-cylinder petrol and 6.2L 8-cylinder petrol engines. The manual features an array of information designed for professional mechanics and discerning owners. Beginning with general information and special processes, it delves into essential topics like air conditioning, lubrication, maintenance, and engine systems. Further, it covers the propeller shaft, universal joints, brakes, suspension, shock absorbers, pivot pins, stub axles, rear axle, fuel system, carburetors, engine cooling, electrical system, ignition, radio, steering, chassis frame, exhaust system, wheels, tires, and bodywork. Each section is meticulously detailed, offering step-by-step procedures accompanied by clear illustrations and exploded diagrams. You'll find a wealth of knowledge and practical guidance within this manual, making it an invaluable resource for anyone seeking to ensure the optimal performance and longevity of their Silver Cloud.

The Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud, produced from 1955 to 1962, marked a significant shift in the marque's design philosophy, moving away from the traditional, opulent grandeur of its predecessors to embrace a more streamlined and modern aesthetic. The MK I and MK II models, both covered by the 1955-1962 Workshop Manual, were the inaugural iterations of the Silver Cloud lineage. The MK I, debuting in 1955, featured a sleek, fastback body with a sweeping, continuous roofline, a departure from the boxy proportions of earlier Rolls-Royce models. Its underpinnings, however, remained true to the brand's impeccable engineering standards. The iconic 6.2-liter, naturally aspirated inline-six engine, paired with a four-speed manual or a four-speed Hydra-Matic automatic transmission, provided ample power and effortless refinement. The Silver Cloud MK I also introduced power steering and disc brakes, enhancing both driving experience and safety. The Silver Cloud MK II, introduced in 1959, refined the MK I's design with subtle yet impactful changes. The iconic "crease line" that ran along the body's sides was softened, creating a smoother, more elegant profile. The interior, already luxurious, was further enhanced with the introduction of more comfortable seating, a redesigned dashboard, and improved ventilation. The engine's power output was increased, providing even more effortless acceleration and cruising capacity. The Silver Cloud MK II also introduced a new rear suspension design, further enhancing the car's ride comfort and handling capabilities. The Silver Cloud MK I and MK II became synonymous with luxury, style, and engineering excellence, solidifying Rolls-Royce's position as the pinnacle of automotive refinement. This Workshop Manual, specifically tailored to these models, serves as a comprehensive guide for mechanics and enthusiasts, providing detailed instructions and diagrams to ensure the optimal function and longevity of these iconic vehicles.