jack
Waste of money
Waste of money. Do yourself a favor and get a legit manual. They ask for vehicle details including year, make, model, engine and VIN# to ensure you get the right manual. I thought great, i will get the manual specifically for my vehicle. But, what I got was a manual that covered 7 years of models. Why bother with the VIN then. If I wanted a non specific manual I would've went with a Haynes. There is also no index. He emailed that there is one to the left. The menu to the left is actually a table of contents, I guess he doesn't know the difference. You can search using the pdf search tool but thats a headache. Look for brake fluid for instance and you get 1000+ references to brake fluid. Have fun going thru them all until you get to what you are looking for. It also has UNNECESSARY information about other vehicle models, I have a Ford, there is information on Chrysler, Subaru, Mazda plus a multitude of other makes i've never heard of, why?? In the end, the manual is worth maybe $10. Don't pay more for it, its not worth it.


