Service Manual
04-11-2004, 06:07 PM
#21
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Re: Service Manual
When I got my 03 TJ I asked the parts guy at the
dealers the price of a Service Manual & he told
me it was around $200 so being a cheap SOB
& having a history of owning a service manual for
everything I have, I started looking around and
I picked up one on ebay (on cd) for like 15 bucks
only problem is it's a real PIA running into the house
& booting up the puter when you have half your dash
tore apart & your looking for the screw locations, for
example. So I decided to print it all out & after 3 ink
cartridges & a ream of paper plus a big *** 3 ring
binder & the time it took not to mention I've never did
finish the whole thing yet I might not recommend this
move. It's nice to have on disk but a hard copy is still
best way to go.
L8r - Jersey
"Jeff" <jrhiltz@av.eastlink.ca> wrote in message
news:Uobec.24992$kc2.364000@nnrp1.uunet.ca...
> Someone has told me not to waste money on a Mopar Service Manual for my
> '03TJ..... he told me that I can find it online...... I can't find it
> online...can u??
> Thanks in advance! Jeff
> '03 TJ
> '95 ZJ
>
>
dealers the price of a Service Manual & he told
me it was around $200 so being a cheap SOB
& having a history of owning a service manual for
everything I have, I started looking around and
I picked up one on ebay (on cd) for like 15 bucks
only problem is it's a real PIA running into the house
& booting up the puter when you have half your dash
tore apart & your looking for the screw locations, for
example. So I decided to print it all out & after 3 ink
cartridges & a ream of paper plus a big *** 3 ring
binder & the time it took not to mention I've never did
finish the whole thing yet I might not recommend this
move. It's nice to have on disk but a hard copy is still
best way to go.
L8r - Jersey
"Jeff" <jrhiltz@av.eastlink.ca> wrote in message
news:Uobec.24992$kc2.364000@nnrp1.uunet.ca...
> Someone has told me not to waste money on a Mopar Service Manual for my
> '03TJ..... he told me that I can find it online...... I can't find it
> online...can u??
> Thanks in advance! Jeff
> '03 TJ
> '95 ZJ
>
>
04-11-2004, 06:16 PM
#22
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Re: Service Manual
Jersey did pass the time by typing:
> When I got my 03 TJ I asked the parts guy at the
> dealers the price of a Service Manual & he told
> me it was around $200 so being a cheap SOB
> & having a history of owning a service manual for
> everything I have, I started looking around and
> I picked up one on ebay (on cd) for like 15 bucks
> only problem is it's a real PIA running into the house
> & booting up the puter when you have half your dash
> tore apart & your looking for the screw locations, for
> example. So I decided to print it all out & after 3 ink
> cartridges & a ream of paper plus a big *** 3 ring
> binder & the time it took not to mention I've never did
> finish the whole thing yet I might not recommend this
> move. It's nice to have on disk but a hard copy is still
> best way to go.
Heh. I'm in the exact opposite situation.
Slowly scanning my 93ZJ service manual in
because it isn't available on CD and the pages
are starting to get a bit.. erm.. used.
Now I scan those pages that will be used and then
they can be used for notes or wiping stuff up then
thrown away.
--
DougW
> When I got my 03 TJ I asked the parts guy at the
> dealers the price of a Service Manual & he told
> me it was around $200 so being a cheap SOB
> & having a history of owning a service manual for
> everything I have, I started looking around and
> I picked up one on ebay (on cd) for like 15 bucks
> only problem is it's a real PIA running into the house
> & booting up the puter when you have half your dash
> tore apart & your looking for the screw locations, for
> example. So I decided to print it all out & after 3 ink
> cartridges & a ream of paper plus a big *** 3 ring
> binder & the time it took not to mention I've never did
> finish the whole thing yet I might not recommend this
> move. It's nice to have on disk but a hard copy is still
> best way to go.
Heh. I'm in the exact opposite situation.
Slowly scanning my 93ZJ service manual in
because it isn't available on CD and the pages
are starting to get a bit.. erm.. used.
Now I scan those pages that will be used and then
they can be used for notes or wiping stuff up then
thrown away.
--
DougW
04-11-2004, 06:16 PM
#23
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Re: Service Manual
Jersey did pass the time by typing:
> When I got my 03 TJ I asked the parts guy at the
> dealers the price of a Service Manual & he told
> me it was around $200 so being a cheap SOB
> & having a history of owning a service manual for
> everything I have, I started looking around and
> I picked up one on ebay (on cd) for like 15 bucks
> only problem is it's a real PIA running into the house
> & booting up the puter when you have half your dash
> tore apart & your looking for the screw locations, for
> example. So I decided to print it all out & after 3 ink
> cartridges & a ream of paper plus a big *** 3 ring
> binder & the time it took not to mention I've never did
> finish the whole thing yet I might not recommend this
> move. It's nice to have on disk but a hard copy is still
> best way to go.
Heh. I'm in the exact opposite situation.
Slowly scanning my 93ZJ service manual in
because it isn't available on CD and the pages
are starting to get a bit.. erm.. used.
Now I scan those pages that will be used and then
they can be used for notes or wiping stuff up then
thrown away.
--
DougW
> When I got my 03 TJ I asked the parts guy at the
> dealers the price of a Service Manual & he told
> me it was around $200 so being a cheap SOB
> & having a history of owning a service manual for
> everything I have, I started looking around and
> I picked up one on ebay (on cd) for like 15 bucks
> only problem is it's a real PIA running into the house
> & booting up the puter when you have half your dash
> tore apart & your looking for the screw locations, for
> example. So I decided to print it all out & after 3 ink
> cartridges & a ream of paper plus a big *** 3 ring
> binder & the time it took not to mention I've never did
> finish the whole thing yet I might not recommend this
> move. It's nice to have on disk but a hard copy is still
> best way to go.
Heh. I'm in the exact opposite situation.
Slowly scanning my 93ZJ service manual in
because it isn't available on CD and the pages
are starting to get a bit.. erm.. used.
Now I scan those pages that will be used and then
they can be used for notes or wiping stuff up then
thrown away.
--
DougW
04-11-2004, 06:16 PM
#24
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Re: Service Manual
Jersey did pass the time by typing:
> When I got my 03 TJ I asked the parts guy at the
> dealers the price of a Service Manual & he told
> me it was around $200 so being a cheap SOB
> & having a history of owning a service manual for
> everything I have, I started looking around and
> I picked up one on ebay (on cd) for like 15 bucks
> only problem is it's a real PIA running into the house
> & booting up the puter when you have half your dash
> tore apart & your looking for the screw locations, for
> example. So I decided to print it all out & after 3 ink
> cartridges & a ream of paper plus a big *** 3 ring
> binder & the time it took not to mention I've never did
> finish the whole thing yet I might not recommend this
> move. It's nice to have on disk but a hard copy is still
> best way to go.
Heh. I'm in the exact opposite situation.
Slowly scanning my 93ZJ service manual in
because it isn't available on CD and the pages
are starting to get a bit.. erm.. used.
Now I scan those pages that will be used and then
they can be used for notes or wiping stuff up then
thrown away.
--
DougW
> When I got my 03 TJ I asked the parts guy at the
> dealers the price of a Service Manual & he told
> me it was around $200 so being a cheap SOB
> & having a history of owning a service manual for
> everything I have, I started looking around and
> I picked up one on ebay (on cd) for like 15 bucks
> only problem is it's a real PIA running into the house
> & booting up the puter when you have half your dash
> tore apart & your looking for the screw locations, for
> example. So I decided to print it all out & after 3 ink
> cartridges & a ream of paper plus a big *** 3 ring
> binder & the time it took not to mention I've never did
> finish the whole thing yet I might not recommend this
> move. It's nice to have on disk but a hard copy is still
> best way to go.
Heh. I'm in the exact opposite situation.
Slowly scanning my 93ZJ service manual in
because it isn't available on CD and the pages
are starting to get a bit.. erm.. used.
Now I scan those pages that will be used and then
they can be used for notes or wiping stuff up then
thrown away.
--
DougW
04-11-2004, 06:16 PM
#25
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Re: Service Manual
Jersey did pass the time by typing:
> When I got my 03 TJ I asked the parts guy at the
> dealers the price of a Service Manual & he told
> me it was around $200 so being a cheap SOB
> & having a history of owning a service manual for
> everything I have, I started looking around and
> I picked up one on ebay (on cd) for like 15 bucks
> only problem is it's a real PIA running into the house
> & booting up the puter when you have half your dash
> tore apart & your looking for the screw locations, for
> example. So I decided to print it all out & after 3 ink
> cartridges & a ream of paper plus a big *** 3 ring
> binder & the time it took not to mention I've never did
> finish the whole thing yet I might not recommend this
> move. It's nice to have on disk but a hard copy is still
> best way to go.
Heh. I'm in the exact opposite situation.
Slowly scanning my 93ZJ service manual in
because it isn't available on CD and the pages
are starting to get a bit.. erm.. used.
Now I scan those pages that will be used and then
they can be used for notes or wiping stuff up then
thrown away.
--
DougW
> When I got my 03 TJ I asked the parts guy at the
> dealers the price of a Service Manual & he told
> me it was around $200 so being a cheap SOB
> & having a history of owning a service manual for
> everything I have, I started looking around and
> I picked up one on ebay (on cd) for like 15 bucks
> only problem is it's a real PIA running into the house
> & booting up the puter when you have half your dash
> tore apart & your looking for the screw locations, for
> example. So I decided to print it all out & after 3 ink
> cartridges & a ream of paper plus a big *** 3 ring
> binder & the time it took not to mention I've never did
> finish the whole thing yet I might not recommend this
> move. It's nice to have on disk but a hard copy is still
> best way to go.
Heh. I'm in the exact opposite situation.
Slowly scanning my 93ZJ service manual in
because it isn't available on CD and the pages
are starting to get a bit.. erm.. used.
Now I scan those pages that will be used and then
they can be used for notes or wiping stuff up then
thrown away.
--
DougW
04-11-2004, 07:31 PM
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Re: Service Manual
Roughly 4/11/04 15:07, Jersey's monkeys randomly typed:
> When I got my 03 TJ I asked the parts guy at the
> dealers the price of a Service Manual & he told
> me it was around $200 so being a cheap SOB
That was *some* markup. The list price for
81-370-03063 2003 JEEP WRANGLER (TJ) SERVICE MANUAL
is only $110 USD, or $90 in tree-free CD form.
--
Evolution is merely survival of the minimally adequate
> When I got my 03 TJ I asked the parts guy at the
> dealers the price of a Service Manual & he told
> me it was around $200 so being a cheap SOB
That was *some* markup. The list price for
81-370-03063 2003 JEEP WRANGLER (TJ) SERVICE MANUAL
is only $110 USD, or $90 in tree-free CD form.
--
Evolution is merely survival of the minimally adequate
04-11-2004, 07:31 PM
#27
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Re: Service Manual
Roughly 4/11/04 15:07, Jersey's monkeys randomly typed:
> When I got my 03 TJ I asked the parts guy at the
> dealers the price of a Service Manual & he told
> me it was around $200 so being a cheap SOB
That was *some* markup. The list price for
81-370-03063 2003 JEEP WRANGLER (TJ) SERVICE MANUAL
is only $110 USD, or $90 in tree-free CD form.
--
Evolution is merely survival of the minimally adequate
> When I got my 03 TJ I asked the parts guy at the
> dealers the price of a Service Manual & he told
> me it was around $200 so being a cheap SOB
That was *some* markup. The list price for
81-370-03063 2003 JEEP WRANGLER (TJ) SERVICE MANUAL
is only $110 USD, or $90 in tree-free CD form.
--
Evolution is merely survival of the minimally adequate
04-11-2004, 07:31 PM
#28
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Re: Service Manual
Roughly 4/11/04 15:07, Jersey's monkeys randomly typed:
> When I got my 03 TJ I asked the parts guy at the
> dealers the price of a Service Manual & he told
> me it was around $200 so being a cheap SOB
That was *some* markup. The list price for
81-370-03063 2003 JEEP WRANGLER (TJ) SERVICE MANUAL
is only $110 USD, or $90 in tree-free CD form.
--
Evolution is merely survival of the minimally adequate
> When I got my 03 TJ I asked the parts guy at the
> dealers the price of a Service Manual & he told
> me it was around $200 so being a cheap SOB
That was *some* markup. The list price for
81-370-03063 2003 JEEP WRANGLER (TJ) SERVICE MANUAL
is only $110 USD, or $90 in tree-free CD form.
--
Evolution is merely survival of the minimally adequate
04-11-2004, 07:31 PM
#29
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Re: Service Manual
Roughly 4/11/04 15:07, Jersey's monkeys randomly typed:
> When I got my 03 TJ I asked the parts guy at the
> dealers the price of a Service Manual & he told
> me it was around $200 so being a cheap SOB
That was *some* markup. The list price for
81-370-03063 2003 JEEP WRANGLER (TJ) SERVICE MANUAL
is only $110 USD, or $90 in tree-free CD form.
--
Evolution is merely survival of the minimally adequate
> When I got my 03 TJ I asked the parts guy at the
> dealers the price of a Service Manual & he told
> me it was around $200 so being a cheap SOB
That was *some* markup. The list price for
81-370-03063 2003 JEEP WRANGLER (TJ) SERVICE MANUAL
is only $110 USD, or $90 in tree-free CD form.
--
Evolution is merely survival of the minimally adequate
04-11-2004, 07:33 PM
#30
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Re: Service Manual
"L0nD0t.$t0we11" <"L0nD0t.$t0we11"@ComcastDot.Net> wrote in message
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> Roughly 4/11/04 15:07, Jersey's monkeys randomly typed:
> > When I got my 03 TJ I asked the parts guy at the
> > dealers the price of a Service Manual & he told
> > me it was around $200 so being a cheap SOB
>
> That was *some* markup. The list price for
> 81-370-03063 2003 JEEP WRANGLER (TJ) SERVICE MANUAL
> is only $110 USD, or $90 in tree-free CD form.
>
>
> --
> Evolution is merely survival of the minimally adequate
>
What would be the part number for a 2001 Export Model RHD Jeep Wrangler
Service Manual be? Do you happen to know? I have been having trouble
tracking it down to order. The local dealer is being a big PITA by
insisting the service manuals can't be bought from D/C.
Thanks
TW
news:xzkec.14038$_K3.50934@attbi_s53...
> Roughly 4/11/04 15:07, Jersey's monkeys randomly typed:
> > When I got my 03 TJ I asked the parts guy at the
> > dealers the price of a Service Manual & he told
> > me it was around $200 so being a cheap SOB
>
> That was *some* markup. The list price for
> 81-370-03063 2003 JEEP WRANGLER (TJ) SERVICE MANUAL
> is only $110 USD, or $90 in tree-free CD form.
>
>
> --
> Evolution is merely survival of the minimally adequate
>
What would be the part number for a 2001 Export Model RHD Jeep Wrangler
Service Manual be? Do you happen to know? I have been having trouble
tracking it down to order. The local dealer is being a big PITA by
insisting the service manuals can't be bought from D/C.
Thanks
TW
