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Where do I get really good repair manuals for the Ford Ranger? I have the Haynes from the local auto parts store and it really lacks the kind of info I need to troubleshoot. I can read and understand schematics and other engineering info. Any good ideas? |
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Where do I get really good repair manuals for the Ford Ranger? I have the Haynes from the local auto parts store and it really lacks the kind of info I need to troubleshoot. I can read and understand schematics and other engineering info. Any good ideas? Thanks in advance, Mike |
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Do a search on eBay motors for your manual. I bought a used factory service manual for my '74 Trans Am for about about $25 a year or so ago. "RepairJunkie" <mlapier... (AT) msn (DOT) com> wrote in message |
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When I wanted a good manual for my Jeep (an '81 CJ5 that I bought in '98), I went to the Jeep dealer with my request. I got an 800 phone number where I could order a complete copy of the factory shop manual. It cost about $75, but is by far the best automotive manual in my library. By far. |
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