Service manuals?
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Service manuals?
Where do I find service manuals for my '07 F-150?
Haynes or Clymers would be nice. Are there other brands?
Will a Haynes manual for the 2006 models work for the 2007.
Haynes or Clymers would be nice. Are there other brands?
Will a Haynes manual for the 2006 models work for the 2007.
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How about the factory service manuals? They show up on Ebay from time to time.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2007-...8236QQtcZphoto
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2007-...8236QQtcZphoto
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Factory Manual
I thought about buying a manual as well. I found the AlldataDIY web site instead. It's an online manual and very reasonable in price. They have almost all the different kinds of vehicles. A lot of mechanics use the service. I have nothing to do with their business, just a thought.
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Chilton
I have used Chilton and Haynes and like Chilton a tiny bit better. I usually buy the "Total Car Care Manuals" for $25-$30. Good enough for things like tune-up, timing chain replacement, etc. I'm sure a $110 Ford manual would be better, but is it four times better? I guess it depends how much you will use/need it.
http://www.chiltonsonline.com/totalcare.aspx - You can order directly from them
I went into Barnes & Noble and ordered from the store- only took a couple days and no shipping costs.
Local parts store usually carry or can get them, also.
I like the Alldata idea, but you need to print things off, etc. Potential hassle?
I have one public library nearby that has Alldata subscription and have used it- pretty cool. Check with your library system.
good luck -jim
http://www.chiltonsonline.com/totalcare.aspx - You can order directly from them
I went into Barnes & Noble and ordered from the store- only took a couple days and no shipping costs.
Local parts store usually carry or can get them, also.
I like the Alldata idea, but you need to print things off, etc. Potential hassle?
I have one public library nearby that has Alldata subscription and have used it- pretty cool. Check with your library system.
good luck -jim
Last edited by guessrow; Dec 9, 2007 at 01:06 PM.
