It ain't that easy Andrew. What model year, engine, transmission etc
If it's a Y60 TD42T auto, you'll need at least 3 sources (unless you can read japanese):
Nissan workshop manuals and updates for your year for GQ
Workshop manual on here for GU (gives you detail of TD42T and Auto box) - available on the GU forum
Fast software.

Haynes manual (or your equiv) isn't really up to it.

 

Mine is a Nissan Safari 1991
U-VRGY60
TD42
ARGY60JKAIN
Automatic
Highroof

Are the Patrols similar in there workshop manual?

 

Best off getting your manuals from Oz then.
You should be able to get a set that covers TD42 Auto, but you won't find anything on HighRoof.
Also, make sure you get the manual with the right rear brakes.....I have drums on my '90..
You will need the various main manual and its various supplements.
They are available from book sellers or from Oz Ebay, like:
http://www.pitstop.net.au/view/products/page/query/plu/3287

Until then, here's a link to a 'Haynes' equiv:
http://www.scribd.com/search?cat=google_ajax&q=NISSAN+PATROL+SERVICE+MAnUALS#1156

Good luck!

 

Andrew, there is a sticky on the Patrol section with a link to download the manual: http://www.patrol4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=19193. It is not the FSM but it is a start. The FSM come up on ebay in CD form often. There are various versions of the FSM. Some cover all the Y60s, some are diesel/petro specific, and some are further specific to years. As John said, no one manual is enough. Each have their strengths and faults. For the Safari models of the Y60 (the 24V), there was a company in New Zealand which had translated the Japanese FSM into English. It was over 3 years ago when I found it. I have since looked for it again but only found a company in New Zealand which translates the Japanese Owners Manual into English. With the 3 manuals I have, I really don't have much need for the Japanese translation. However, you might check with some of the New Zealand importers to see if they know if it is still available. A link to the 24V schematics was posted in this section a while ago: http://www.randomhomes.co.uk/y60.htm.

Good luck and happy reading.