FYI Repair and Service Manuals
11-15-2008, 07:41 PM
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FYI Repair and Service Manuals
Repair and Service Manuals
I am the type of person that likes manuals. I always have as much technical information as I can on any vehicle I own. Maybe it’s a holdover from my Navy days. I have two Chilton’s Repair manuals for my 87 Toyota which I found to be very frustrating, vague, simple and not in-depth, generally useless. The other day I was surfing eBay for Toyota stuff and stumbled across a Toyota Service Manual pickup & 4runner78-87 by Robert Bentley No.TPU7. People if you don’t have one, get one it’s outstanding! Expanded views, flow charts, semantics, lots of information, test procedures, etc.
I am the type of person that likes manuals. I always have as much technical information as I can on any vehicle I own. Maybe it’s a holdover from my Navy days. I have two Chilton’s Repair manuals for my 87 Toyota which I found to be very frustrating, vague, simple and not in-depth, generally useless. The other day I was surfing eBay for Toyota stuff and stumbled across a Toyota Service Manual pickup & 4runner78-87 by Robert Bentley No.TPU7. People if you don’t have one, get one it’s outstanding! Expanded views, flow charts, semantics, lots of information, test procedures, etc.
11-15-2008, 10:08 PM
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There are three editions of the 1990 4Runner FSM- Engine, Body/ Electrical (includes, axles, diffs, suspension) and lastly the Transmission.
I ordered the repair manual for the engine, and they brought in the manual for the body/ electrical. I said I didn't want it, so they ordered in the right one, then went to pick it up. The dealer told me they couldn't send back the Body/Electrical so they'd give me them both for the price of one. I didn't complain. I think I've used the body/electrical FSM more to be honest.
I ordered the repair manual for the engine, and they brought in the manual for the body/ electrical. I said I didn't want it, so they ordered in the right one, then went to pick it up. The dealer told me they couldn't send back the Body/Electrical so they'd give me them both for the price of one. I didn't complain. I think I've used the body/electrical FSM more to be honest.
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There are three editions of the 1990 4Runner FSM- Engine, Body/ Electrical (includes, axles, diffs, suspension) and lastly the Transmission.
I ordered the repair manual for the engine, and they brought in the manual for the body/ electrical. I said I didn't want it, so they ordered in the right one, then went to pick it up. The dealer told me they couldn't send back the Body/Electrical so they'd give me them both for the price of one. I didn't complain. I think I've used the body/electrical FSM more to be honest.
I ordered the repair manual for the engine, and they brought in the manual for the body/ electrical. I said I didn't want it, so they ordered in the right one, then went to pick it up. The dealer told me they couldn't send back the Body/Electrical so they'd give me them both for the price of one. I didn't complain. I think I've used the body/electrical FSM more to be honest.
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