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Get a FSM off of ebay or some such. Original paper, CD, whatever. Not only will you get the diagrams, you'll also get a wealth of other useful info. Best money you will EVER spend on your car.
Since they're copyrighted, anybody posting more than a page or 2 of them here or anywhere else, risks JAIL TIME. Grow up and accept the responsibility for buying the info you need. Might seem "eeeeeeezzzzzzzzy" to you to ask for somebody to scan what they bought; not so eeeeeeezzzzzzzzzzy for them to pay yyyyyyyyyuuuuuuuuujjjjjjjjjje fines or spend time in JAIL. Be a fully accepting member of society and all the responsibilities that come with it.
Last edited by sofakingdom; Jan 29, 2024 at 05:48 PM.
Already have the FSM
I purchased it 33 years ago when I bought the car
" Be a fully accepting member of society and all the responsibilities that come with it." I guess I am!!!
See the last few pages. Whatever there is, is in there. Closest you'll ever get to "all in one place". Unless of course, whoever sold that to you, ripped out those pages and ..... you got fornicated. Which obviously SUX. I hope that's not the case.
I have an 87, 90, and 92 book, the 87 book has a fold out 2d in the back but also had a supplemental book with all the electronic mechanization. The later books didn't have the 2d but the mechs were included so you didn't need two books. Not sure why they did that or if it's included for other years but it sure saved my *** because the connector part numbers were included. Which allowed me to correctly add content that was not originally included on my vehicle. If you're lucky you might be able to find the older manuals at your library and snap some pix rather than buying one.
I know, but when I read "section 8" the first thing that popped into my head was M*A*S*H*
