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relevante Enthusiast

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On 4/5/2019 at 3:57 PM, mrcribbs said:

I know it’s probably still early but is anyone offering a service manual yet? 

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Does anyone have any idea from past experience when these typically become available? Where can they be found once they are?

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brianc636 Enthusiast

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I’m finding it harder and harder to come up with manuals online without going and buying the factory manual online from someplace like Helm.

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Fuelie Enthusiast

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I can say the HELM oem service manual just came out for the 2018 Silverado.

I think it will be a while for the 2019's

Tom

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I just signed up for a 1 day subscription to repairprocedures.com to grab a service bulletin related to an issue I'm seeing with my truck. And as a bonus, it looks like they have a pretty complete service manual there. It's not cheap, I paid $15 for the day, but there's a ton of content.

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you might consider alldatadiy.com, it's more reasonably priced for longer term access to info about one or two vehicles.  your site seems to be more aimed at shops, where they need info on a wide variety of vehicles....

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