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A decent, helpful book for mechanically minded people whom wish to service their own vehicles. A tad disjointed in it's sections for my own taste. However most of the information required will be there if one looks hard enough.
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Good book
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Easy to follow step by step procedures with photos as usual.
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it does what is says on the can
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By comparison to earlier Haynes manual's, e.g., one I have on the Citroen BX 1.9D, this more recent manual is very poor indeed, for example: 1: Much smaller and very poor quality pictures and diagrams. 2: Too wordy (verbose and prolix), thus lots of writing that says little, fails to get to the point, and is thus less than informative. 3: Less comprehensive coverage of the model. It seems to me that the producer's/publisher's have, over the years, 'lost the plot' and I suspect are more interested in cost cutting rather than producing a useful product (maybe some 'bright spark' (John S. Mead?) in the organisation sees cheap and nasty as being more attractive as a 'get rich quick' profiteering process. My recommendation would be not to buy Haynes manuals as, whilst they may look good on a book-shelf, their practial use is now rather limited. Go for a proper workshop manual instead, such may be more expensive, but at least it wouldn't be money simply 'thrown away' (on a 'rubbish' Haynes manual).Read full review
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