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That’s some bougee right there!Condoms and ziplock bags
That’s some bougee right there!Condoms and ziplock bags
I prefer the hardcopies and buy them from eBay………. It doesn’t answer your question though
Not to evade your question but I much prefer a hard copy I can take into engine bay or under car and I can have three or four pages book marked that I can flip back and forth to. Invariably if I am using a manual the answer I need is not just on one page. I got very frustrated trying to use the electronic manual while trying to identify and purchase parts during last Hemi swap. It was super un handy. That being said you are far more technologically inclined than I, so they may be perfect for you? So short answer to your actual question,
I got no idea!
OEM is best. Chilton and Mitchell are good. Alldata for newer cars. Haynes is a no go for me.I like real books as well.
This is for the 1997...
Chilton's worth a crap or OEM a better solution?
Ordered up hard copies. They should be here just before the repair partsOEM is best. Chilton and Mitchell are good. Alldata for newer cars. Haynes is a no go for me.
Me personally I like to order the OEM, my second choice is Chilton by a wide margin.I like real books as well.
This is for the 1997...
Chilton's worth a crap or OEM a better solution?
Not inexpensive, but I can quickly recoup the cost as I do my own workYeah I was looking on eBay figured it was for the Ford
Yeah I saw that. At least you will have all of them. Remember you can use my lift anytime you needNot inexpensive, but I can quickly recoup the cost as I do my own work
Ordered the electrical and vacuum one as well
Yeah I saw that. At least you will have all of them. Remember you can use my lift anytime you need
I would hit up Frank, I bet he has some tips and tricks for trucks! @TooljunkieProbably going to do the alignment myself and see how that goes. Not sure anyone around here will have a rack that would fit the truck
Talked to guys at the shop yesterday. They were of the opinion that it's really just a toe-adjustment so as long as I had the tools, it wouldn't be a big deal. Have to see if the wrenches and sockets I have are big enough.I would hit up Frank, I bet he has some tips and tricks for trucks! @Tooljunkie
Let me know, I have a ton of tools...................Talked to guys at the shop yesterday. They were of the opinion that it's really just a toe-adjustment so as long as I had the tools, it wouldn't be a big deal. Have to see if the wrenches and sockets I have are big enough.
Bob's should be able to do it...............Probably going to do the alignment myself and see how that goes. Not sure anyone around here will have a rack that would fit the truck
They said that they couldn't Didn't have a techBob's should be able to do it...............
That you do.Let me know, I have a ton of tools...................
Heading to engineering o boyHeading to building dept. Again.
Heading to engineering o boy
Say hello to Mr Scott for meHeading to engineering o boy
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Subway doesn’t make the grade to be considered any of thoseHoagie