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Old 02-03-2004, 08:27 PM
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Have the chance to buy a shop manual for 50-60 bucks. I have 88 SE. The book says 89-81. Mine is S4, manual covers S5. I might be wrong, correct me if I am. Thanks



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Errr, I am trying to ask if the manual will cover my 88. Sorry.



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kinda, but for $50 you should get the 88 book
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That is the problem. It is an ebay item. Just curious. I don't mind paying extra cash, but if I could get it for 50, that is a plus.



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plenty of fish in the sea.... they arent rare
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Old 02-03-2004, 11:26 PM
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I do recommend the hard copy as it makes those under car excursions a bit quicker, but in the meantime...

http://www.fc3s.org/how_tos/manuals/88_fsm.html



Oh, and no, you want the 86-88 (series 4) manual. There's enough little things that are different that it matters.



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for that price, just go to your parts store and get the haynes manual...it covers each and all of the years (1986-1991)
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Originally Posted by B-ROB' date='Feb 4 2004, 11:50 PM
for that price, just go to your parts store and get the haynes manual...it covers each and all of the years (1986-1991)
the FSM covers much more
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just download them and printout wat u need
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Originally Posted by FrestyleFC3S' date='Feb 4 2004, 09:37 PM
just download them and printout wat u need
This is a good idea, but having the real copy can be really nice (I lose papers that aren't bound often ). It's all there and ready for ya anytime in a neat little package.



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