HAYNES / GREGORY's TE

[westie01]

What is the better one to use as they both have differant Info Eg' Gregorys point gap 0.304-0.406 haynes 0.012-0.016 also the Haynes talks about a 2 barral Solex carby and a V6.
Hayne's is 1977 -1983 No 426 Gregory's 1977 -1980 No 180a

[Evgeni]

I think you will find that they are the same. Haynes usually use an imperial system, where as the gregory's will be metric based.

25.4mm in an inch.
0.012x25.4 = 0.304mm

[westie01]

Originally Posted by Evgeni

I think you will find that they are the same. Haynes usually use an imperial system, where as the gregory's will be metric based.

25.4mm in an inch.
0.012x25.4 = 0.304mm

Ok that is something I can relate to, But what about the V6 and the 2 barral Solex carby originate from.

[JimStone]

Originally Posted by westie01

Ok that is something I can relate to, But what about the V6 and the 2 barral Solex carby originate from.

Haynes is UK market, Gregory's is AUS market - different driveline options

[pcman]

the only manual worth using is the genuine ford manual


http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Genuine-F...item416ec13847

[westie01]

I know have that Repair manual WM119 for L /GL /GHIA /TE/TF Models so that is what i will use now, had it given to me with some parts I bought.

thanks everyone.