hillbillyjake
Explorer
just as it says. i'm not sure how many volumes come in the set but i would like them all if possible. thanks
jake
jake
WTB; 89 4runner FSM
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pcampbell
Adventurer
Until you find a hard copy, the '88 4runner FSM is online:
http://www.ncttora.com/fsm/87-4Runner/toyota_truck_and_4runner_88.pdf
I saw your post on TTORA so you may have already seen it but thought I'd make sure.
http://www.ncttora.com/fsm/87-4Runner/toyota_truck_and_4runner_88.pdf
I saw your post on TTORA so you may have already seen it but thought I'd make sure.
hillbillyjake
Explorer
thanks campbell. i have seen the online ones but i would prefer to have a hard copy if possible. i'm on dial up here and it makes anything like the online manuals a real struggle. thanks again.
jake
jake
Grim Reaper
Expedition Leader
They are download able. Granted it will take all night but then it is in your computer.
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BLKNBLU
Explorer
Another possibility
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1984...60432082296QQptZMotorsQ5fManualsQ5fLiterature
I haven't seen this product myself so...
What I like about the online (or in this case CD) versions is that you can just print out the pages or section you need and take it out in the garage with you. Get it as greasy and crapped up as you want and toss it or start your fireplace with it when you're done.
There is a certain allure though to the old paper book. I managed to snag an 84 off e-bay for $20 IIRC. I bought it mainly for the straight axle info, expecting to use the online 93 for most everything else. I was pleasantly surprised to find that 22re info was included in the 84. At the time I noted that 85 manuals went like hotcakes at higher prices. Cruise e bay and Craigslist if you really want the hard copy. One will show up eventually. Good luck.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1984...60432082296QQptZMotorsQ5fManualsQ5fLiterature
I haven't seen this product myself so...
What I like about the online (or in this case CD) versions is that you can just print out the pages or section you need and take it out in the garage with you. Get it as greasy and crapped up as you want and toss it or start your fireplace with it when you're done.
There is a certain allure though to the old paper book. I managed to snag an 84 off e-bay for $20 IIRC. I bought it mainly for the straight axle info, expecting to use the online 93 for most everything else. I was pleasantly surprised to find that 22re info was included in the 84. At the time I noted that 85 manuals went like hotcakes at higher prices. Cruise e bay and Craigslist if you really want the hard copy. One will show up eventually. Good luck.