Technical Articles & Healey Club Websites
TECHNICAL SUPPORT
Many of us enjoy tinkering with our Austin Healey's and from time to time have need of
technical support, whether by engaging a professional or by conducting "how to" research.
Well, here's some thoughts on how you might proceed.
First and foremost, if it's a source of professional technical support you require, then seek
out the appropriate contact from our Preferred Service Suppliers. If however you want to
get more directly involved as opposed to simply spraying money at the issue, then read on.
Given that you are here surfing the web, have a look at our "serial publishers" across the
world. If you have a Healey technical problem, then somewhere through the course of the
past 50 years, someone has probably published their thoughts on the issue.
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Our brothers at the BGAHC have through Jim Werner assembled a multitude of interesting technical articles and tips. The link will take you straight to their Technical Articles, but when you've finished there, tour around their website. There is heaps of good stuff here.
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Again, the same comments apply. When you've finished, look down the bottom of the page to find other links, or to go to their home page and another world of material.
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The same comments really. You are presented with a compact subject list to zero in on your area of interest.
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Whilst this is a competitor to our local parts professionals, they have devoted a large amount of effort to Technical Tips, which is exactly where the link leads you.
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has some interesting stuff on his website. It's not all technical articles but there is that and more. Take your time touring around in this site because Larry have been collecting and publishing for years. He's the Healey Web Guru in Australia.
have a Technical Articles section in their website. It's new and there is already useful and interesting original material there, along with that on Chris Dimmock's site.
Finally, you should not lose sight of the fact we have many members who have done it all before. Whatever the subject, if you spend time with your fellow members you will pretty soon find one who has faced the same issues as you. Then of course there is the club library. Oh......and if all else fails, go and purchase a workshop manual !
Come along to our meetings on the 1st Thursday of the month and have a drink at our bar.............if you have read this far I reckon you can honestly put it down to research.
Many of us enjoy tinkering with our Austin Healey's and from time to time have need of
technical support, whether by engaging a professional or by conducting "how to" research.
Well, here's some thoughts on how you might proceed.
First and foremost, if it's a source of professional technical support you require, then seek
out the appropriate contact from our Preferred Service Suppliers. If however you want to
get more directly involved as opposed to simply spraying money at the issue, then read on.
Given that you are here surfing the web, have a look at our "serial publishers" across the
world. If you have a Healey technical problem, then somewhere through the course of the
past 50 years, someone has probably published their thoughts on the issue.
•
Our brothers at the BGAHC have through Jim Werner assembled a multitude of interesting technical articles and tips. The link will take you straight to their Technical Articles, but when you've finished there, tour around their website. There is heaps of good stuff here.
•
Again, the same comments apply. When you've finished, look down the bottom of the page to find other links, or to go to their home page and another world of material.
• .
The same comments really. You are presented with a compact subject list to zero in on your area of interest.
• .
Whilst this is a competitor to our local parts professionals, they have devoted a large amount of effort to Technical Tips, which is exactly where the link leads you.
•
has some interesting stuff on his website. It's not all technical articles but there is that and more. Take your time touring around in this site because Larry have been collecting and publishing for years. He's the Healey Web Guru in Australia.
have a Technical Articles section in their website. It's new and there is already useful and interesting original material there, along with that on Chris Dimmock's site.
Finally, you should not lose sight of the fact we have many members who have done it all before. Whatever the subject, if you spend time with your fellow members you will pretty soon find one who has faced the same issues as you. Then of course there is the club library. Oh......and if all else fails, go and purchase a workshop manual !
Come along to our meetings on the 1st Thursday of the month and have a drink at our bar.............if you have read this far I reckon you can honestly put it down to research.
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