Do you guys believe in chilton/haynes manuals?

[jetjock]

I have the online TSRM printed out in except for the section on Auto trannies and the A/C system (I have neither). It doesn't appear to be missing anything except for at the very end where it shows pics of the wiring system...

Well, if it's missing something you wouldn't know that unless you had a real one to compare it with now would you? To me that sounds like a another convincing argument for owning one. I didn't go all the way through the online copy but it appears to be missing something that would've saved him a lot of grief.

 

[Setheroo]

My school has all the TSRM's - they rock my socks - they have everything that I ever needed to know - the other cool thing is that they are so easy to use and browse through - were allowed to use them on our Toyota specifics tests and there has not been a question on any one of the tests I have taken where I haven't been able to find the answer using the manuals.

I heart TSRM - Hayne's should stick to underwear - and Chilton's just sucks.

(I am fully aware of the spelling difference between Hanes underwear and a Hayne's car manual). lol.