Electrical diagrams

[middlebrookgt]

Do any of you know of an on-line resource for electrical diagrams - for example where I could pull up and review the diagram for a '95 Aurora climate control blower circuit? (And figure out why the POS completely ignores the controls) I obviously have a failing component of some type - fuses are fine, but I am tired of the blower being either full on or completely dead. If not available on-line, my next step is to break down and pay $80-90 bucks for manuals.

[perkulator]

Try going to your local library and using the manuals they have there. I have done this many times. Just make a copy of the pages you need. It will only cost about 10 cents a page. I hope this helps.

[Indy8]

You won't find Aurora manuals at the library. Haynes and Chilton don't make any that are specific enough to help and the factory ones they have(if any)are only for the most popular models.

[middlebrookgt]

THanks for the thought, perkulator, but Indy8 hit it right on the head. The library is the third place I checked - after right here and a google search. The library has nothing useful for specific troubleshooting on an Aurora. They're great if I want to remove the engine or transmission (in a general way) or want to know the firing order of my plugs. If nobody knows of any postings - which I fear is the case - I'm going to have to start swapping out components.

[gates455cutlass]

You can get the manuals rather inexpensively on that popular auction site...I bought a set for under $50 and have paid for them more than 10 fold with my own repairs.

[houdini]

Those manuals have nothing over the GM techline application. I have all GM cars, 1980-2003. What schematics you want or need? I've got it all.