The Austin Gipsy 1958-1967 Workshop Repair Service Manual is a comprehensive guide designed for both mechanically inclined owners and professional automotive service technicians. This manual provides the same detailed specifications and procedures available to authorized dealer service departments, empowering owners to understand and discuss repairs with confidence. Covering every aspect of the Austin Gipsy from 1958 to 1967, including both 2.2 and 2.2 diesel engines, this manual provides detailed information on: * **General Information:** A foundation for understanding the vehicle's design and operation. * **Engine Service and Overhauling:** In-depth guidance on maintaining and repairing the engine, from basic tune-ups to complete overhauls. * **Transmission:** Detailed instructions for servicing and troubleshooting the transmission system. * **Chassis:** Comprehensive information on the vehicle's chassis, including suspension, steering, and drivetrain components. * **Body:** Information on bodywork, including repair procedures and specifications. * **Wiring:** Detailed wiring diagrams and instructions for electrical system maintenance and repair. * **Fuel System:** Guidance on servicing and repairing the fuel system, including fuel lines, injectors, and pumps. * **Emission Control:** Information on emissions control systems and their maintenance. * **Induction:** Details on the intake system, including the carburetor or fuel injection system. * **Mechanical:** Comprehensive coverage of the vehicle's mechanical systems, including brakes, suspension, and steering. * **Control System:** Information on the vehicle's control systems, including engine management and electronic systems. * **Transmission and Differentials:** Detailed information on servicing and repairing the transmission and differential systems. * **Troubleshooting and Diagnostics:** Guidance on diagnosing and resolving common vehicle problems. * **Steering and Suspension:** Repair and maintenance procedures for the steering and suspension systems. * **Brakes:** Detailed information on brake system maintenance and repair, including anti-lock braking systems (ABS). * **Full Specifications and Torque Settings:** Accurate specifications and torque settings for every component of the vehicle. * **Service Work:** A complete guide to performing routine maintenance and service procedures. This manual serves as an invaluable resource for anyone seeking to understand, maintain, or repair their Austin Gipsy. It empowers you to diagnose problems, research repair solutions, and confidently discuss repairs with automotive technicians.

The Austin Gipsy, produced from 1958 to 1967, was a small, rugged, and versatile utility vehicle designed by the British Motor Corporation (BMC). Built upon a shortened Morris Minor chassis, it presented a unique blend of car-like comfort and the robust capabilities of a light truck. The Gipsy was available in various body styles such as a station wagon, pick-up, and van, catering to a diverse range of users. Its compact dimensions and high ground clearance made it suitable for navigating narrow roads, rough terrain, and even off-road adventures. Power was supplied by a 948cc four-cylinder petrol engine, generating modest yet sufficient power for its intended purpose. The Gipsy's simple engineering and durable construction, coupled with its versatility, made it a popular choice among farmers, tradesmen, and those seeking a practical and reliable vehicle for everyday use. Despite its utilitarian nature, the Gipsy possessed a charming character that endeared it to many. Its compact size and distinctive, rounded design gave it a certain cuteness, while its off-road capabilities and ruggedness evoked a sense of adventure. However, the Gipsy's limited power and spartan interior made it less appealing for long journeys or those seeking a luxurious experience. Nonetheless, its ability to tackle challenging conditions and its inherent resilience cemented its reputation as a capable and dependable vehicle. While production ceased in 1967, the Austin Gipsy remains a beloved classic among enthusiasts, representing a bygone era of no-nonsense utility vehicles. This Workshop Repair Service Manual, covering the years 1958 to 1967, provides valuable insights and guidance for those seeking to maintain and restore these charming vehicles, ensuring their continued presence on roads and in hearts for generations to come.