Link to online chiltons manuals

[justinf89]

Here's a link I found on another forum for online Chilton manuals if anybody needs some help. You must use this link though, don't abuse it or report it please. It's come in handy a few times for me.

http://infotrac.galegroup.com/itweb/sava66375?db=CHLL&id=40539003520151

 

[Jimmy9190]

Thanks for the link, I looked up my truck there and it seems to be a very good manual. I put it in my favorites list. Thanks again.

 

[justinf89]

No problem. Glad I can help somebody out. They've proven pretty useful for me. It's not very detailed but it's good for sensor locations, general repairs, etc. The problem I have is a lot of times I can't find the torque values for things. It's not a site I would pay for.

 

[tinmanSC]

Thanks for the link. I noticed your sig:
04 Safari - 179k mi
NextGen 5w-30/PL10111

Nice to see someone using nextgen!

 

[volvos_rock]

can this be stikied or pinned? Awesome, thanks

 

[Jim_Beverlin]

Thanks. I have sent the link to my home computer and will bookmark.

JRB

 

[demarpaint]

Thanks! It will come in handy.

 

[justinf89]

No problem guys. It would be cool to have my own sticky though

 

[oilboy123]

Nice.......

I used to have to go the library to get TSBs. Thanks for posting

 

[trooper001]

Thank you.

 

[Towncivilian]

Thanks a lot! The TSB section is especially helpful.

 

[Rick in PA]

Thanks, I was having problems determining codes on my wife's van, that should help.

 

[Smoky14]

Just use caution when using what is published. I went to the rear brake pad R&R on my car and it said to use a "C" clamp to squeeze the piston back into the caliper.
Big caution in my Acura manual "DO NOT" force the piston into caliper, it screws in.
Chilton isn't always correct. YMMV

 

[mechtech2]

No worky for me.
Out of order!

 

[eljefino]

Thanks. I was able to test drive the service and see it's not much better than the free version you can get through autozone.

Many town libraries have a website you can get in and through with your library card number, which then lets you access advanced subscription research tools like this that they're paying for.

IIRC Michigan libraries validate with any 9-digit number and have a similar service.

 

[Falcon_LS]

Thanks a lot, certainly will come in handy!