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The prices are in the link, click the subscribe button. The prices may seem high but to buy every volume of manual for one car would cost more than $200. You can save or print any information that you are interested in with a 2 day, month or year subscription. Or you might wait a few years for the aftermarket manuals to become available.

I certainly would not want to subscribe to a monthly service which allows me to view PDF manuals on a computer, when a printed book is a one-time expense, and a lot easier to use while working on a vehicle.

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When I first got the machine, I had no idea what model it was. Thankfully the folks at Newton Knits did, and were able to guide me to the right replacement sponge bar and needles, as well as a copy of the instruction manual.

I used to use a knitting machine many years ago, been looking for one for a while now and by the grace of god i now have one, Toyota k747, i thought once i set it up it would all come flooding back, how wrong was i, i have no idea how to thread it up, the manual was great for setting the actual machine up but i cant make head or tail of the threading instructions, CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP

Hi, as in title, i have plenty of issues to get owners manual to my '90 Celica 182(mostly to get all minor info, BGB that is there online only has 3s-gte which differs quite alot due to turbocharger and lots of other stuff, and i couldnt find anything else online for it, and shipping one from USA(not to mention that they never had st182 there) is both pointless and extremely expensive for me(i live in Poland), i just want to get familiar with anything, and have some reference and proper information for my exact version of Celica and not other trims/engines.

I would love to finally get some pdf or pics of it, i would really appreciate that especially, if you have Service manual that covers st182. So far i had no luck with it on other forums :/ either ignored or left hanging for eternity. I really need the service one for general reffernce when i will work on the car. So does anyone here has Service manual and/or owner's manual?

The Problem is that information there isnt for specific vehicle, plus i dont see full list of stuff that real Service Manual had for US trims of 5th gen Celica. I look for European/Australian versions service manual and owner's manual in pdf, pictures or if those arent in any of your access, maybe auction of EU/Australian versions (with st182) service manual and owner manual.

I recently found out you can buy a repair manual for your specific car (in this case Haynes and the repair manual is specific your make/model but spans multiple years). When I went to my car's Haynes repair manual I then read one of the reviews and found out that each specific car has an "OEM service manual". For various reasons, I would like purchase one of these "OEM service manuals".

As a consumer, can you buy the "OEM service manual" for your car direct from the manufacturer? If yes, would you please give a canonical example of where to buy one of these "OEM service manuals"?

I'm not sure that you can purchase one from the manufacturer, but you can purchase them from Helminc.com without issue for many brands (but mostly American). I purchased two different ones from here, one each for 93 & 94 Camaro (also covers Firebird/Trans Ams). These are the exact ones used by dealership service mechanics. Some are hard copy, while I believe newer ones come on CDROM.

It depends on the year of the vehicle, but yes, one "set" (if more than one) usually covers a single year. There is much in the way of crossover, though, where one year's service manual will cover quite a bit of another year which is in the same basic model (ie: not much difference between a 94 & 95 Camaro, so the manual for one would probably cover the other also).

This is specific to the make of your vehicle. For instance, you can purchase many tools and service manuals from manufacturers such as Chrysler and Hyundai/Kia, BUT you may not be so lucky when it comes different dealers such as Toyota or many GM vehicles. If you provided your specific make and model, I would better be able to answer this question.

As the person above said, that you have to be of certain "Criteria" to obtain one of these is true; However it isn't ALWAYS true as I said. With the internet being what it is today as well, online versions of these are sometimes readily available. The legality of obtaining one can be questioned though. From my experience obtaining these from Ebay has not been a reliable experience. However, though there are quite a few websites that sell them. I have ordered from certified OEM websites and have close to 100 manuals in my shop, all have been legitimate.

The answer to this question will depend allot on what geographic area you live in and what manufacturer you're talking about. After spending quite a bit of time researching this very question I've found that there are quite allot of sources for OEM level service information if you own a North American model vehicle. If you live outside North America, it's much more hit and miss. I'm not sure why that is, but it may have something to do with copyright or licensing laws in the USA vs. the rest of the world.

First off, you've got the possibility of purchasing physical OEM second hand shop manual sets ( mechanical, engine, gear, wiring, etc. ) in good condition ( sometimes even new in the plastic ) for anywhere from maybe $100 to a few hundred dollars. This usually involves ebay or amazon.

Outside North America things are quite a bit more sketchy. I've found it generally difficult to find OEM service manuals for non-North American models even second hand on ebay. The best I've found till now has been an European version of AllData, however it's only available to professional mechanics in continental Europe AFAIK, and I've found a European version of Mazda Tech Info which provides hourly subscriptions and is technically only open only to professionals, but I doubt they check that thoroughly.

There is a right to repair law in NY for cars, which should ensure that pertinent information is available. Without a factory manual this is not possible. If I had the money and time I would definitely search for ways to force the manufacturers to make manuals available, since we should not be held hostage by them and their dealers. It is irresponsible to have DIY MECHANICS on their vehicles without torque specs and information on procedures, just to force them to hand over their vehicle to the often careless and badly trained mechanics, and sometimes fraudulent repair places.

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