Want to Find Some Good Auto Repair Manuals?

If you are looking for good auto repair manuals I will show you the ones that I think are the best. I have used many different kinds and brands of repair guides. From the time I was in high school all the way to becoming a professional technician I have been using repair guides.

If you are looking for information about automotive repair software you should check out my review.

I started out using the basic guides that were the cheapest. They were great for general information but were not as good when it came to more in-depth information. When I became a professional mechanic I found out what the experts used and was very pleased. The best news for you is that this same information that the experts use is available to you.

I will review the pay sites below, but I would like you to know about a free site first. The site below offers free information for vehicles from 1982 to the present model year. This site has lots of great general information. I highly recommend you check them out first to see if you can find the information you need there.

Click here to see my review of this site and a link to their website.

Some of the best general repair guides are Chiltons and Haynes. (You can read more about both of these by clicking on them.) These are great for general repairs and maintenance.

The biggest downside to these guides is that they are too general for many of the bigger repair jobs and they just don't cover enough information to really figure out the tough troubleshooting problems.

Luckily, I was introduced to two very good companies that provide dealership level information. To get this information you have to pay a little more sometimes, but if you need really good, in-depth information then it is completely worth it in my opinion.

The two best companies providing online information are Alldata and Mitchell.

These are both professional level services that are relatively inexpensive (about $12.00-$26.00 per vehicle) and I highly recommend them if you are looking for more information than you can get with other guides.

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