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Old 01-30-2008, 03:11 PM
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they dont happen to have either of these manuals on a cd/dvd, or even online do they.... you know so we can share....:D
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Old 01-30-2008, 03:27 PM
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i got mine for about 15 plus shipping. it's well worth it IF (and it's a BIG if) you already have a basic understanding of how things work. If you know nothing about cars, it will be hard to understand. But it tells you how to do anything you can possibly thing of from routine maintenance, to totally tearing apart the engine. a great thing is that it also has all the torque specs for everything, which is nice so you don't do something like snap your suspension mount twice because you didn't nkow that the bolt was only 15 ft/lbs lol
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i got mine for about 15 plus shipping. it's well worth it IF (and it's a BIG if) you already have a basic understanding of how things work. If you know nothing about cars, it will be hard to understand. But it tells you how to do anything you can possibly thing of from routine maintenance, to totally tearing apart the engine. a great thing is that it also has all the torque specs for everything, which is nice so you don't do something like snap your suspension mount twice because you didn't nkow that the bolt was only 15 ft/lbs lol
Sounds like someone has experienced this first-hand.....
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Sounds like someone has experienced this first-hand.....
yea, talk about pissed! got a zzp mid length header/dp combo, took off the strut bar to get it on. putting the strut bar back on, POP! wasn't even torqued down yet. ok, whatever, bought a new one. took the suspension apart, put the new one on, POP! same thing! on the third try i got it though, better believe i used the tiniest little 1/4" drive wrench i had!
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I picked mine up at pep boys last weekend for about 19.something after taxes
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