Triumph Tr4 & Tr4a

A handy size that fits in a glovebox, it may well come in useful at the roadside too for diagnosing problems relating to vibration, noise and smell - Classics Monthly --- It will be of particular interest to the new owner keen to learn more about their car ... I commend this book as a handy addition to the glovebox of any TR4/4A owner. - Club Torque --- It's a resource that surely no owner or would-be buyer should be without - tkc (Totalkitcar) --- Hogans deep knowledge of his subject shines through in his detailed explanations and good photograph selection. This pocket guide will be invaluable for anyone who is considering buying a TR4 and will doubtless prove useful to those who have already taken the plunge. - Classic & Sports Car

Paul Hogan has been an avid TR owner and enthusiast for over 40 years, buying his first TR, a TR5 in 1975. Since then he has owned virtually every example of the marque, the exceptions being the TR3 and the TR8. As a member and former Chairman of the TR Register, he has always sought to raise the profile of the TR series of sports cars through active participation in a variety of events, be it hillclimbs, touring or racing. He currently owns a special bodied TR4, a GTR4A Dove, and a TR3S which has competed with some success at Le Mans Legends and Classic Le Mans races.

Contents. Introduction and thanks 1 The engine 2 Unusual engine noises 3 Clutch, Gear box & Overdrive 4 Fuel & exhaust system 5 The Ignition system 6 The Cooling system 7 Front suspension & steering 8 Rear suspension 9 Propeller shaft, differential & rear hubs 10 The Braking system 11 Wheels and tyres 12 Electrical system and instruments 13 Trim & Weather equipment 14 Bodywork 15 Infrequent use 16 Competition & modifications 17 Spares and tools 18 The TR community 19 Know your TR4 / 4A 20 Useful statistics 21 Troubleshooting Index