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Originally Posted by protek22
It's to the Aurora owner's advantage to learn as much as possible about the entire system. I personally have a '01 3.5, the GM factory manuals for this model consists of three pretty hefty books! They cover everthing from wiring diagrams, engine, transmission operation, to body work! I paid around $80.00 bucks for the set on eBay, but they've more than paid for themselves by the DIY repairs, they've enabled me to do! The combination of a good OBDII hardware or software scantool (I use Auto-enginuity PC software) and these manuals, are a must for any serious Aurora owner!
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Oh, I agree that it is importants to know about the entire system. But, really, the only thing that has me a little perplexed is the engine. Took me a while just to find the darned spark plugs. My last car was a 99 lumina 3.8SOHC. The DOHC looks like iit has some reduntant parts, as well as a few parts I can't identify. I probably should have been a little clearer in the original post. At the very least I want to try and find a decent diagram of the engine bay. Oh the lumina I knew where everything was. The new engine bay seems wierd to me only for the fact that common items (PCV valves, egr, fuel pressure regulator, maf, etc...) look somewhat different. I'm starting to understand the whole thing thse. BTW, it's good to know that those manuals are worth the money. I was thinking about getting a set but wanted to know if other people thought they were worth the money. But hey, when no one gives a crap about whether or not your luxury car runs or not, it's not like one really has a choice.