Workshop manuals

gmauto said:

I have some of the manuals for holden and some for the Monaro in particular as arcobat documents if anyone needs to know anything, its for the first model Monaro but main difference is just the dash. Let me know if you need any info i will try to help.

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I'll have the commodore manual - if you have any for the VY.

Helms manuals are not ready yet.



http://www.helminc.com/helm/Result.asp?Style=&Mfg=GMC&Make=PON&Model=GTO&Year=2004&Category=&Keyword=&Module=&mscsid=HRQJ2JU3EK908JH7NWQ4WRDAH5UF8VC3

It's been quite a while since I ordered an official shop manual. Man, that stuff has gotten expensive! Anyone got a buddy at a dealer willing to accidentally copy the CDs for their own, non-infringing backup use?

I'm going to start by saying I'm really not trying to insult you here mistermike, even though it may sound like it...
How is $120 that expensive when you are buying a car for $33k? And for 3000 pages, you are paying about $0.04 a page - pretty cheap actually. We have to buy 5 page specifications for work that cost like $80.
Anyway, I would be interested in having a copy of that pdf if you can post it.

I messaged him about the PDF and it is humongeous. It is broken down by chapers etc. I figure it will just be easier to order from Helminc when they are available.
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rschumacherfan1 said:

How is $120 that expensive when you are buying a car for $33k?

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Comparitively, it's cheap. Really more of a comment on how long ago it was when I last bought one. I believe it was during the flapper era.

Gotcha. I've never spent more than $25 I suppose either, now that you mention it. None of those were multiple volumes and 3000 pages either though.

Hi guys
Can you help a friend in the UK?

I have a 2000 VT2 CLubsport R8 - I already have the service manual - but I'm desperate for the parts CD - I think it called parts finder.

Cheers

Richard