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I’ve used alldatadiy.com which is reasonably priced and gives access to factory information as well as the latest TSB’s. I’ve let those subscriptions expire though and now use hard copies bought on eBay. You can often find them cheaply there because all
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I found several FSM’s online to download in pdf format and burn to a disk. Has anyone done this? I would much rather have the hardcopy but they are too expensive for a DIY guy like me._x000D_
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If they’re free dow+1 on the flasher but it may not be getting enough voltage, I’d first start by checking your battery and charging system, if that’s all good I’d then look to the flasher, it’s located under the dash, just put the turn signal on and you can listen for it’s
The 100.00 I spent on the hard copies were worth it and using a disk based one is absolutely annoying for chasing wires.
Not free but not a bad price if they do what they claim._x000D_
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