A Word On Service Repair Manuals

[Phil]

Great video, at the moment i am not as lucky as Eric finding a $8 repair pdf for my 2007 toyota corolla.

My question is what are some sites that offer access to diagrams /instructions? I wanna say ive heard of autosites you can pay for a day access to material, or some kind of database for doing repairs, etc…. I have the haynes book buts its not doing it for me for whati need right now.

any links are appreciated! thanks

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[Rob megee]

http://Www.alldatadiy.com is autozone’s online repair data service. It has torque information, diagrams, some procedures, recall information. In my opinion it is hard to use. The information is there just kind of hard to find.

[EricTheCarGuy]

Most sites are pay services but these are the main ones.

AllData: http://www.alldatadiy.com/?at=ra&siteID=XKiyX8ZknCA-HP3rYl9CgiDpXi.oFry.xQ&ls_affid=XKiyX8ZknCA

Mitchell: http://www.eautorepair.net/app/YearsMakes.asp?gclid=CLLd7Mz3l74CFcgRMwodZQ4A2Q

Identifix: https://www.identifix.com/Default.aspx

[david]

Just depends on your car if you can get free repair guides or not.
Have to check around online.

two examples:
for my lastest ride, the infiniti G20, i have the FSM posted online if just register at nicoclub.com.
(and looks like you can get most if not all Nissan cars, maybe they have up to a certain year model, i have not checked)
for my other car, i don’t have FSM but i have a whole website dedicated to Ford Escorts.
And the help there is genuine and non-judgmental and from practical experience.

Wish all cars had their specific sites but that would be much to wishful thinking.
Having just gone thru a car hunt recently, i actually start looking for car sites to check for available information before i buy a used car now.
And with ETCG … well, ya got a virtual road map here for Honda/Acura?

AND like you said, maybe you just gotta be lucky. 7 bux … hard to beat. :pinch:

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