In driving around Chicago I have had an ‘interaction’ with another car resulting in the breaking of the inner metal bit of my passenger side mirror. I feel like I could repair it (or get it good enough) if I could just get the thing apart without doing more damage, but alas, I can not find a shop manual for this thing. Is that just not something that is available? Maybe until the car is very old? I have searched around the intertubes, and looked under the usual (for me not having bought one in decades) Haynes, Helms, etc. with no good results. Chilton’s will sell me access to their site, but won’t tell me if they address my need or not first…
Was the year in the subject before?? I don’t remember seeing it. If it was, I apologize. I did look…twice.
Apparently you’re right. There are no repair manuals you can buy…seemingly no one publishes one. I did find this download for a PDF file that claims to be a maintenance manual.
I don’t know anything about the site. Since it’s a Internet download, check it with your AV software first. Adobe seems to be having lots of security problems of late.
Sorry, for every site I checked, owners manual was the best I could find. Even the big sites (like Alldata) only offer electronic browser editions, not smething you could even download and print.
You can usually use Chilton’s online for free on your local public library website. Our county library even has Alldata but you have to be at our central library to use it.
Ooh, thanks Oldtimer 11. Didn’t even think about that one. I don’t mind paying for the online access once I know that it will show me what I need, but that will allow me to see what is up.