Get the available manuals (Chilton, etc.) before starting job. Memorize steps. They are not great, but at least you have exploded views and some idea of steps involved.

Track down all available videos on youtube: sometimes they are very helpful.

Gather and sort all tools before starting. Nothing is more annoying than getting to step 13 and finding the tool missing from your set.

Above all, avail yourself the use of a digital camera and shoot pictures of each step you do. Do not proceed until you have good shots of each step. Ask me how I know.

Roy: Great to see you on the board. You have been an enormous help to me in the past.

Good luck. When are you leaving Phoenix? I will be there Thanksgiving.