Chilton's was always marginal as was Haynes. Just when you needed some detailed procedure, they'd toss something like "complete the removal of the dash panel to access the heater core fasteners".
You can still work on your car. You just might need an upscale computer device for some. The Chinese clone most of them.
davebeastly
Do they still do printed manuals like this? I have a paperback Haynes for my BMW E61, but she'll be 15 this year.
RetrogradeLlama
Chilton's was always marginal as was Haynes. Just when you needed some detailed procedure, they'd toss something like "complete the removal of the dash panel to access the heater core fasteners".
You can still work on your car. You just might need an upscale computer device for some. The Chinese clone most of them.
Idonotbelievewehavecompany
I remember getting one of these for my 82 mustang, it was then I realized I had no mechanical aptitude
BIC777
No. I don't remember a time when I could do that.
GeminiDreams
That's not the car's fault.
LariCheltsy
Still can.
Motosapien
I was going to guess a Dodge Dart but I cheated and looked at your posts to see it's a Plymouth Valiant. Kinda same-same.
LariCheltsy
Pretty much exactly the same depending on the year.