service manual

[ABLITZ]

any of u guys have/ordered/ one of these manuals?is it worth ordering????the reason i need a manual is because when im gonna rebuild this thing i would like to know all the tourqe specs/where all the vac lines go,shit like that..... TIA http://www.helminc.com/helm/product...ype=K&mscsid=AR2W1R3B25RC9JUG08Q8PU5RRBGV6DGE

 

[ABLITZ]

ttt

 

[unluckyty]

Yes I have them, They are the same books that the mechanics use when they work on your truck. Also might think about, someone offers the manuals on cd-rom, so you can print off the pages that you need. Sorry I don't remember who right now.

Greg

 

[ABLITZ]

so is it worth gettin 4 a $120?

 

[unluckyty]

I think they are a must have if your are going to work on your truck. The price is the What they have been for years.

 

[Richme]

On 2002-01-29 13:36, ABLITZ wrote:
so is it worth gettin 4 a $120?

That's what I paid for them 6 years ago. But I find the CD version better, for you can scan it and find exactly what you are looking for quickly.

Here's Opie's email addy to obtain the CD manuals, if you are interested. I believe they are $35, and you get alot more, including hundreds of TSB's.

djopie@telocity.com

HTH,

 

[ABLITZ]

thanks for all the info

 

[mrweelr]

Does the CD ROM version have torque specs for the entire front-end of our trucks? I'm about to start into my PST rebuild kit and I have no idea what the torque specs are for the tie-rods, ball joints, control arms, sway bar, torsion bars etc. The CD ROM version is only $35 vs. $120 for the books? Sounds like a good investment.

 

[ABLITZ]

they should have em...

 

[mrweelr]

Cool, I'll get in touch with Opie, thanks :smile: