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Old 07-25-2012, 07:35 PM   #1
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Engine Repair Manual

I am writing this post to get some expert advice. I would like to buy a repair manual for my 307 engine. I have some experience with tearing down engines, but that was in high school, many moons ago. Also, that was under the guidance of my friends dad, this adventure will be solo.

So, what does the board recommend as the best engine repair manual for our generation of vehicles? I am looking for engines only, hopefully. Also, I'm not really looking for engine modification, just repair.
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Old 07-25-2012, 08:50 PM   #2
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Re: Engine Repair Manual

The Chassis overhaul manual has some good stuff but there are lots of "Rebuild your small block chevy" books out there.B&N carries quite a few if you have one close to look them over.Otherwise you can check Motorbooks.com . None are going to have much in the way of troubleshooting,but that's what the BB is for.
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