I am pulling the tranny in my 2000 GV and was wondering if it would be
worthwhile to purchase a Haynes or Chiltons manual? Do any of these
even show a R&R of a tranny?

thanks

On Apr 9, 2:35 pm, "j" <nicholson... (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote:
You would be better off if you can get a Factory Service Manual,
especially for a big job like that. Used ones are available on eBay,
and new ones can still be purchased from Chrysler. They are expensive
though at $90.00.

Another option would be to purchase a one-year subscription to
alldata.com for you vehicle. Several independent shops go this route.

There are some posters on this NG, that have done transmission R &
R's. One of them may be able to provide you with a step by step
procedure, and maybe even have pictures.

-KM

j wrote:
I wouldn't fool with either one. Go here:
http://www.datamanuals.net/chrysler_index.htm

"j" <nicholson.jr (AT) gmail (DOT) com> writes:

No. Bite the bullet, get a factory service manual.

Yes. And sometimes, it's even a transmission that was available for
the car and year you're working on.