repair manual
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RE: repair manual
Dude invest in a Chiltons or Haynes PAPER repair manual. It's great to be able have the book open right beside your car & see the photos & reference the torque charts etc.. they're CHEAP too.
Yea you can probably find some sort of general reference manual online if you can't afford $15. What car/year? What are you trying to fix?
Yea you can probably find some sort of general reference manual online if you can't afford $15. What car/year? What are you trying to fix?
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RE: repair manual
ORIGINAL: GreyStang
Dude invest in a Chiltons or Haynes PAPER repair manual. It's great to be able have the book open right beside your car & see the photos & reference the torque charts etc.. they're CHEAP too.
Yea you can probably find some sort of general reference manual online if you can't afford $15. What car/year? What are you trying to fix?
Dude invest in a Chiltons or Haynes PAPER repair manual. It's great to be able have the book open right beside your car & see the photos & reference the torque charts etc.. they're CHEAP too.
Yea you can probably find some sort of general reference manual online if you can't afford $15. What car/year? What are you trying to fix?
nothing is better than the ford manual, although it is a bit pricey its well worth it.
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RE: repair manual
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those are for general repair only. they still kinda suck.
nothing is better than the ford manual, although it is a bit pricey its well worth it.
ORIGINAL: GreyStang
Dude invest in a Chiltons or Haynes PAPER repair manual. It's great to be able have the book open right beside your car & see the photos & reference the torque charts etc.. they're CHEAP too.
Yea you can probably find some sort of general reference manual online if you can't afford $15. What car/year? What are you trying to fix?
Dude invest in a Chiltons or Haynes PAPER repair manual. It's great to be able have the book open right beside your car & see the photos & reference the torque charts etc.. they're CHEAP too.
Yea you can probably find some sort of general reference manual online if you can't afford $15. What car/year? What are you trying to fix?
nothing is better than the ford manual, although it is a bit pricey its well worth it.
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