[chris77]

Hello

I am looking for a copy of the SJ413P owners manual , looking for the information on the weights and limits etc of the cab/chassis around the 1987 year . Any leads let me know .

Thanks
Chris

[Gwagensteve]

What weight information are you after specifically?

[chris77]

Any of the vehicle weights , curb weight and gross weight . I doubt it has it but axle weight limits if listed . My registration has a listing of 1390kgs and this is lower than the others which are about 1490 .

Cheers
Chris

[Gwagensteve]

I don't have a manual but here's the GVM information for the 4 sierras at my place currently:

1.0 Cab Chassis (Early) 1350kg
1.0 cab chassis (Type 3) 1370kg
1.3 LWB styleside 1390kg

now for a red herring: I have a SWB ute here (factory fibreglass ute roof and cab back, factory installed bulkhead) and it's GVM is listed as 1410kg, however, the compliance plate on it identifies it as a carry van, so I wouldn't take the 1410kg seriously at all.


I've never seen a figure as high as 1490kg.

[sideways]

This is the highest official documents I've seen. N.S.W DMT. Probably influenced by Ateco.

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Fwiw I think if you've got 1390 on your compliance plate then you're probably pretty buggered trying to change it to anything else unless you're trying to engineer a GVM upgrade.

[Gwagensteve]

Those figures are wonky as.

[Brenno]

They are however that's what most engineers go off. Even mine in Tassie is using them as they are approved by our transport dept.

[Gwagensteve]

Interesting they contradict three of the four Sierra compliance plates I have here and the only one they match is a compliance plate for a carry van attached to a Sierra.