Re: Haynes Jeep Wrangler Repair Manual 1987-2003
 

They also lump the 4.2L and 4.0L into the same chapter and never label
which pictures are of which and which sections are for which.
I need to get the FSM cause I'm ready to use my Haynes manual for kindling.

Jeff Strickland wrote:
> Come on, the differences are subtle. Like, the difference in the leaf
> springs on one vs. the coil springs on the other. How different is that?
> Theye're nearly complete and total opposites, surely the publisher can
> provide accurate documentation of both in one book. NOT.
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> "RoyJ" <spamless@microsoft.net> wrote in message
> news:Mmxsh.13488$w91.1923@newsread1.news.pas.earth link.net...
>> I wouldn't buy anything that lumps the '87 to '95 in with the '97 and
>> newer. There are enough differences that you really should have
>> seperate manuals. I personally like the Chilton manuals for these models.
>>
>> Frank_v7.0 wrote:
>>> I've got an '04 TJ I6. I don't intend to do any major repair work,
>>> but I want a reference to help diagnose any problems I might have
>>> down the road. This manual goes up to '03. How much will I be
>>> missing? Or will it be "close enough for government work"?
>

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Re: Haynes Jeep Wrangler Repair Manual 1987-2003
 

Not a big fan of my haynes 87-03 either. Frustratingly Some chapters
have only 92 pictures and not 97+

Re: Haynes Jeep Wrangler Repair Manual 1987-2003
 

Not a big fan of my haynes 87-03 either. Frustratingly Some chapters
have only 92 pictures and not 97+

Re: Haynes Jeep Wrangler Repair Manual 1987-2003
 

Not a big fan of my haynes 87-03 either. Frustratingly Some chapters
have only 92 pictures and not 97+

Re: Haynes Jeep Wrangler Repair Manual 1987-2003
 

Not a big fan of my haynes 87-03 either. Frustratingly Some chapters
have only 92 pictures and not 97+