CAR MANUALS
10-19-2007, 08:03 AM
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RE: CAR MANUALS
10-19-2007, 08:09 AM
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RE: CAR MANUALS
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I have only known these to be secured to FOMOCO shop guys.
You're probably gonna be best to buy the old paper Haynes. And one good thing I'll mention about Haynes: I have five vehicles, have all Haynes manuals for each. On a Toyota Camry I had a power moon-roof and the manual didn't cover it. I e-mailed Haynes customer service and they sent me an update with step-by-step and photos, about six or so pages in all free of charge, just like it should have been in the manual all along.
(I actually have a six project car: a '76 Cobra and installing a 302 out of an '83 capri, so I got two more Haynes manuals out in the shed.)
I have only known these to be secured to FOMOCO shop guys.
You're probably gonna be best to buy the old paper Haynes. And one good thing I'll mention about Haynes: I have five vehicles, have all Haynes manuals for each. On a Toyota Camry I had a power moon-roof and the manual didn't cover it. I e-mailed Haynes customer service and they sent me an update with step-by-step and photos, about six or so pages in all free of charge, just like it should have been in the manual all along.
(I actually have a six project car: a '76 Cobra and installing a 302 out of an '83 capri, so I got two more Haynes manuals out in the shed.)
They are the ****, period.
-Viz
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