online repair manual...
March-6th-2002, 10:59 PM
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online repair manual...
anybody tried www.alldatadiy.com?
its $24.95 a year for 1 vehicle - doesn't seem bad at all...
its $24.95 a year for 1 vehicle - doesn't seem bad at all...
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March-15th-2002, 08:12 PM
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Originally posted by PseudoRealityX
What we need is the REAL factory service manual online, like the MX-3 guys have. That WOULD be helpful.
What we need is the REAL factory service manual online, like the MX-3 guys have. That WOULD be helpful.
...i kick meself for not having gotten the factory man when i 1st bought the car - it was only like $30 - 5 years ago i called about it and it was $100ish??!! crazy!
does anyone have the 1st gen 'factory' Helm manual??....
March-22nd-2002, 02:56 PM
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I had a problem with my Land Rover a while back and desperately needed engine info. I bought the alldata info, and it was not real great. It was however an exact scan from the "official" LR manual which cost several hundred dollars. The problem is, while im fairly experienced at working on cars, the manual was VERY vague. For instance I was looking at removing the cylinder heads and the instructions were like:
1. Revove exhaust manifold
2. Remove intake manifold
3. Remove 14 nuts from mounting studs.
4. Lift out cylinder head.
Im exaderating, but you get the point...
1. Revove exhaust manifold
2. Remove intake manifold
3. Remove 14 nuts from mounting studs.
4. Lift out cylinder head.
Im exaderating, but you get the point...
March-26th-2002, 01:20 AM
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My factory manual for my 91 proto should be in this week. I have a friend that works at the dealership who sod it to me for $60.00. shows you what kinda markup they getting of these things. Bought my RX7 one for $110.00
March-26th-2002, 08:28 AM
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if I am going to have a manual...I want the hard copy....seeing as how when I work on my cars....they are NOT in the house where my computer is....and I do NOT have a computer in my shop....I want to be able to have the information in my HAND.
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