Service manual

[BNaylor]

Originally Posted by SNKPWR

do you all know, would the 97 manual be good enough info for an 02 GT? i know there is a site for ford service manuals to d/l for free...can anyone host the GP service manual?

We used to have one but it went non-op. For your 2002 GT it is best to get the specific model year. There are variations especially in the wiring diagrams and wiring color coding. However, generally the 97 manual can used for troubleshooting to include repair and replacement in a lot of areas.

[jem270]

I could use a manual for my 97 if someone has one.

[SNKPWR]

Originally Posted by bnaylor3400

We used to have one but it went non-op. For your 2002 GT it is best to get the specific model year. There are variations especially in the wiring diagrams and wiring color coding. However, generally the 97 manual can used for troubleshooting to include repair and replacement in a lot of areas.

Thanks, i'll see if i can get it off of ebay.

[jem270]

Originally Posted by SNKPWR

i know there is a site for ford service manuals to d/l for free...

What is the ford site you are referring to?

[SNKPWR]

Originally Posted by jem270

What is the ford site you are referring to?

http://www.fordcds.com/

[jem270]

Thanks for the ford site. It will be a big help for my bronco.

Anyone know of something like that for GM products?

[ericn1300]

Originally Posted by bnaylor3400

What Chilton Repair Guide on line for free at Autozone are you referring to? Repair info? It's nice if you have a 1996 and under Grand Prix but doesn't help if you have a 1997 and up.

yeah, the autozone repair info is the same as my Chilton manuals. word for word, pic for pic. and no they don't have all years online yet. haven't checked out the service manual subscription link yet, would like to get some feedback if anyone has. i tried the subscription Mitchell repair guide once. luckily i only paid for a 3 day subscription, wasn't worth 30 minutes in my opinion.

[BNaylor]

Originally Posted by ericn1300

yeah, the autozone repair info is the same as my Chilton manuals. word for word, pic for pic. and no they don't have all years online yet. haven't checked out the service manual subscription link yet, would like to get some feedback if anyone has. i tried the subscription Mitchell repair guide once. luckily i only paid for a 3 day subscription, wasn't worth 30 minutes in my opinion.

I thought the link for so called service manual data was to AllData DIY. The subscription runs about $25.00 per year. The problem is if you review for example wiring diagrams on a respective car model, it is not good enough and not as detailed or as specific as the real GM service manuals. Checkout the Demo Bonneville to see what AllData provides at link below. That is why a lot of us elect to spend the extra money and get something more beneficial. I had a subscription and did not renew. The bottom line is there is no comparison. The GM service manuals whether hard copy or CD are the best.

http://www.alldatadiy.com/

Mitchell makes good parts info guides for body repair shops and insurance companies, etc. Good for looking for a part such as a fender etc., seeing the GM list price and determining how many hours for replacement so you can generate a quote.

[Phoenix69]

Hi, is there any way i can get the 97 gp manual that is on CD kustomkid54?

[jem270]

Me too !!!