Service Manual preferences

[Dyabolical]

http://www.themotorbookstore.com/sierra.html

 

or

 

http://www.themotorbookstore.com/chevgmcpic19.html

[crazymjb]

I would think a designated manual would be easier to use and probably more dense with information. I have an OEM service manual for my fathers car(05 Eb/anth, Navi, 5at Acura TL) that someone had hosted as a PDF very briefly, it is almost exactly 2000 Pages. I know it lists at about 100 as I checked before finding the PDF. I started adding quick links through the PDF, but got lazy.

 

Mike

[Dyabolical]

Any more input?

[obbop]

http://www.helminc.com/helm/homepage.asp?r=

 

GM will send you to the above linked-to firm to obtain factory authorized service manuals.

 

I bought the multi-volume set for $130 bucks or so.

 

Thousands of pages covering the entire vehicle.

 

As time goes by and repairs are needed and when the warranty is over I know I will save far more than what I paid for the manuals.

[CapitalTruck]

Follow the guy's link to the Helm site and buy the manual there. It is a bit pricey, but totally worth it. They give torque specs for nearly every bolt on the vehicle. It is by far the most comprehensive way to go.