I think this is the book that you want then. I took about five days to
come, plus the day that I missed the UPS driver, she wouldn't leave it
at the mail box, had to have a signature. Something that you might want
to consider, if you are not home during the day. Like I said, I think
that this will have all the info you will need. This is the same manual
that the dealership uses (I saw all the 98 green manuals the other day
at the dealership), so I am sure that it has everything. I glanced
threw it the other day, a lot of the stuff is over my head, sounds like
it was written for someone like Gene, or maybe you.
Glenn Ayotte
Bristol,CT
-----Original Message-----
From: Stephan Boianoff [mailto:sboianoff@mdc.com]
Sent: Friday, May 22, 1998 9:46 AM
To: dakota-truck@buffnet.net
Subject: DML: RE: service manuals (Steve) -Reply
>>> "Ayotte, Glen" <ayotteg@espn.com> 05/21/98 08:44pm >>>
Steve,
What did you want to know about the service manual. I got it in the
mail the other day, but I can't remember what we where talking about.
Let me know what kind of info you wanted. Boy, talk about a stupid
post.....
Glenn Ayotte
Help, I've fallen and I can't get up.........
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Glenn,
I pretty much just wanted to know if it was more informative than the
typical Chilton, etc. manuals. I am mainly interested in things like
service
instructions (this is how to do this...), wiring diagrams, torque
values,
etc. I plan to do some of my own engine work (maintenance), etc.
(when it's out of warranty of course) and would like a good reference (
I
don't have a huge mechanical background). I guess what it really boils
down to is, are you happy with it for $99?
Thanks for getting back to me so quickly. BTW, how long did it take for
them to get it to you? I assume you ordered it from the address in the
back of your owners manual?
Steve
'98 CC Sport 5.2L 5-speed
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