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03-28-2003, 01:44 AM
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CD Manual Question
Anyone have these? Are they any good?
I have been trying to find it and am told they are backordered at least from a couple of parts house I contacted. Are they worth the effort? Thanks Don 
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03-28-2003, 08:55 AM
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Don,
I bought the CD from some guy on Ebay - pretty cheap copy of the OEM CD, I think. In any case, I find it pretty useful although pictures tend to be difficult to see. Appears that everything is scanned from a manual, so wiring diagrams, for example, are pretty useless. A service manual would be better, but the CD and a Haynes manual are a pretty useful combination. I typically search the CD for what I want, then print pages in question and take them out to the garage... fmb
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03-28-2003, 09:35 AM
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Yea there is some useful info there, I don't know if it is worth $100+, but on ebay the CDs go for around $15. I agree, a person should have the haynes and the CD for good info. Actually I have three manuals but rarely look at any of them because of this site.
 When I do glance, my CD is the first one I look to.
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