[LUI]

Well, I didnt get any extended warranty when I bought the car. So I need a pretty well detailed repair manual just in case. Ive been browsing and Ive seen "haynes" pop up a couple times. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

 

[wrenchmonster]

Go for a factory manual. Much better. Helm is the company you are looking for. Also, check the classifieds here on the forum. Maybe someone has one for sale. Good luck.

-Kevin

 

[LUI]

Thanks alot, I'll look for the one you mentioned

 

[JTK]

Hey Lui, here you go: http://www.helminc.com/helm/Result....dule=&mscsid=1U0RBCEF8FPK9PMX3F1MRUVQPVV494U7
Yikes!! A little pricey to have a book made up though :shock: :roll: I bet the CD would be cool- and uhh.. well.. you can burn me a copy!!! J/kidding! That would be illegal!
Joel

 

[LUI]

thanks, I put the cd on order. Atleast I could make backups and its cheaper.

 

[V2]

how come the 1998 rodeo on paper is 90$ while the 99 is 215$
is it because it does not exist on CD?

 

[Tim]

:evil: $215.00 is absolutely laughable!

 

[wrenchmonster]

Howdy. Hey guys. I have to take the moral high road here. I would not recommend anyone to purchase a CD, even if it contains the same information. The problem I have with these CDs are that they all break copyright law. Factory service information is owned, buying a book, putting it on CD, and selling it on Ebay is ILLEGAL. I know, many people do not care. But this is unfair for the publisher and if the publisher cannot make their FAIR share of $, they will go out of business and soon no one will have any manuals. The best alternative I know of is to sign up for ALLDATA on the single car service. You'll get all the current, up to date information including TSBs and their fixes. I think it runs 20 or 25 bucks per vehicle. My 2 cents.

-Kevin