Service manual
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Sepiroth
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IMHO, if you can find a mfg repair manual off Ebay or similar, that would be your best bet.
Chilton's would be a close close second.
Hayne's, to me is generalized.
Also if you can get AllData online and subscribe, that would help too.
Chilton's would be a close close second.
Hayne's, to me is generalized.
Also if you can get AllData online and subscribe, that would help too.
peterey2
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alldata subscription. cant go wrong
Sepiroth
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Yes but still a factory repair manual would be most beneficial.
John Redcorn
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Alldata is pretty much copied right from the factory manual I think. I really wanted the factory manual for some of my front end work but went with alldata since I could get it for 1/3rd of the price plus all the technical bulletins.
A friend works at a bu-pon-gmc dealer and gave me the 3 thick factory manuals for my grand prix and they're awesome.
Alldata also should but hasnt yet give me an excuse to get up off my lazy butt and set up a spare old pc in the garage. (I have one working and windows loaded but havent cleared a spot for it yet)
A friend works at a bu-pon-gmc dealer and gave me the 3 thick factory manuals for my grand prix and they're awesome.
Alldata also should but hasnt yet give me an excuse to get up off my lazy butt and set up a spare old pc in the garage. (I have one working and windows loaded but havent cleared a spot for it yet)
loulblades
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I got my shop manual set on ebay from FAXBOOK. Has been well worth it.