The **Austin Metro 1986 Workshop Repair Service Manual** is an essential resource for anyone looking to service and repair their Austin Metro 1986. This comprehensive manual provides detailed instructions and illustrations to guide you through every aspect of maintenance and repair. It offers a wealth of information covering everything from general maintenance and troubleshooting to engine and transmission service, brake system repair, electrical system diagnostics, suspension adjustments, cooling system maintenance, and much more. The manual also includes detailed wiring diagrams to assist you in understanding and troubleshooting electrical issues. With its clear step-by-step instructions, detailed illustrations, and comprehensive coverage, this manual empowers you to handle a wide range of repairs and maintenance tasks on your Austin Metro 1986, saving you time and money in the process.

The Austin Metro, a compact hatchback introduced in 1980 by British Leyland, was a significant departure from the traditional Austin lineup. It was designed to be a modern, fuel-efficient, and affordable car, aimed at buyers seeking a practical and economical option. The Metro's success was evident in its impressive sales figures, quickly becoming a popular choice for young and budget-conscious drivers. The 1986 model year, which is the focus of this workshop repair service manual, is particularly noteworthy as it marked the introduction of several updates and refinements. These included the arrival of the 1.0-liter A-series engine, a new injection-moulded dashboard, and a revised interior trim. The 1986 Austin Metro also boasted improved fuel efficiency and emission figures, highlighting the commitment to enhancing the car's practicality and environmental friendliness. The Austin Metro's enduring legacy lies not only in its popularity but also in its influence on the automotive landscape. It was one of the first cars to embrace a front-wheel-drive layout, which became a defining feature of modern compact cars. Its minimalist design and use of lightweight materials set a precedent for contemporary vehicles seeking to optimize fuel economy and handling. While production ceased in 1998, the Austin Metro continues to be a symbol of British automotive ingenuity and a testament to its enduring appeal. The workshop repair service manual for the 1986 model provides invaluable insight into the car's mechanical systems and is a crucial resource for dedicated owners seeking to maintain and restore their Metro to its former glory.