Which manual?
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Which manual?
Well I have officially converted from the 2nd gen board (mad Mikes)to the 3rd gen board.
Sold my 80 Z28 and now have a 88 Iroc black on gray all options except t tops. Very happy with the car, it is by far the nicest driving car I have owned yet.
Now my question is: which repair manual do you reccomend? I had the Haynes manual for my 80 but it was very incomplete, like the wiring and very vague on the jobs I wanted to do or not going into any detail at all on some things.
Any opinions would be appreciated.
Thanks
Charles
Sold my 80 Z28 and now have a 88 Iroc black on gray all options except t tops. Very happy with the car, it is by far the nicest driving car I have owned yet.
Now my question is: which repair manual do you reccomend? I had the Haynes manual for my 80 but it was very incomplete, like the wiring and very vague on the jobs I wanted to do or not going into any detail at all on some things.
Any opinions would be appreciated.
Thanks
Charles
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Helm's Manual. Best one out there hands down. Trouble finding/identifying a sensor? It's in there. Wiring troubles? Just look at the back of the book, can't beat the diagrams. www.helminc.com
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I have a Haynes and a Chiltons manual for my third gen. I consistently use them both. Also, I have found some errors in both. They Haynes Manual has more photographs of the mork being done and the Chiltons has more CAD-styl exploded views. Putting both to use is a very power thing.
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