Re: Is this any good?
Hi Nam <br />My opinion is that both brands Clymer and Seloc are exellent manuals. Both give about as detailed info as any. The book you have pictured will do just fine for your motor. Now, the trouble with these after market manuals is they give so much info on so many models and years, that novices tend to get info over load. Because a person is a novice they don't know what type system there motor has or doesn't have. Some folks have a hard time determining when the book starts to describe another system. Auto manuals do the same thing. Some cars have automatic trans, others have a stick, all the same brand and model and all are covered in the same book. I suggest folks sit down and study their manuals, away from the shop. Then go to the shop and study the motor. Then back to the book again. Give yourself time to learn before you pick up the tools. No book is a magic wand,no manual will tell you what is wrong with your motor nor will they tell you how to fix it. The best they can do is tell you how the motor is supposed to come apart and go back together. They will give you tests, procedures and ideas on what to look for as far as sub-standard (worn) parts. After that the rest is up to you. I was a novice once myself. Matter of fact I am still learning.
<br /><br />is it good? Has anyone used this manual before? what do you think?<br /><br />I bought a Seloc manual before but for wrong model year so I need another one.<br /><br />Thanks<br /><br />Nam
