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Stocker 06-14-2003 05:17 PM

Preferred Shop Manual??
 
Not something general like Clymer or Haynes - I already have that. I'm looking for a comprehensive manual, and I think a few years back I saw that GSPP had a factory shop manual for about $40 - very affordable! Is anyone familiar with it, or can you recommend a different one?

lpaine 06-14-2003 09:02 PM

g.m. overhaul manuals
 
Someone on here has mentioned about g.m. overhaul manuals saying that they were really good, and covered different subjects(steering box overhauls, differential overhauls, etc.) but I don't know if you need a manual for every subject, or if one manual covers everything. I think I will phone my local g.m. parts-counter guy, he should know.I will post what I find out on Monday.:canada:

Stocker 06-14-2003 09:43 PM

Thanks...
 
While I don't plan any major overhauls, I do have a few pending projects, and could use a decent disassembly/reassembly guide. Getting inside the dash is one thing, for padding replacement and possibly windshield washer motor replacement. Also my auto trans gear indicator is history, and my gas guage is a bit off. Small details, but a how-to book would be helpful! ;)

68 Suburban 06-14-2003 09:53 PM

The Chevrolet Factory Service Manual is what you want. There is also a Factory Overhaul Manual

cdowns 06-14-2003 10:26 PM

most of the vendors on this board i think carry the reprints of the service manual or try ebay i see them on there all the time


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