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2004 Silverado 1500 Service Manual

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Se77vN Enthusiast

Se77vN

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Hello All!!

 

Just wondering if someone out there might have a PDF service manual for the 04 Silverado. I found one one ebay, but if I can avoid paying the $25 bucks I'd like to do that.

 

FYI, I have the owners manual, but it does not go into specifics. I plan on doing some major maintenance love on my new to me truck.

 

TYIA,

 

John

700 sportsman Senior Enthusiast

700 sportsman

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You won't find a full service manual for any truck on the web for free, nobodies going to put a $150 book on the internet for free. So I'd find a gently used one on ebay, that's what I did, and it's served me well.

 

Good luck, and welcome to the forums

jrrod2004 Senior Enthusiast

jrrod2004

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Yep, as noted above John...you really dont have the option of getting a service manual free unless you want to download it from a P2P site (search GM SI) but be warned....mine had came with TONS of virus and bugs (total file size was 5GB) so I ended up getting a copy via ebay and it was cleaner than a brand new pair of undies :sigh:

CapitalTruck Senior Enthusiast

CapitalTruck

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One thing I have found, the repair information on alldatadiy.com is the exact same as in my shop manuals (the 5 volume OEM GM book). This applies to the illustrations as well. This might be a more useful thing for you than having to order all these big volumes.

jrrod2004 Senior Enthusiast

jrrod2004

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If need be, I could email you the required information. You could PM me with what you need and an email address...

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