LAWRENCE PERFETTO

Anybody know of any on line tech sites. I know there's one for Lincolns,
how about ford or mercury. It would be great to be able to view the
companies shop manuals.
Thanks.

DJ

alldatadiy.com is pretty good. I use it for my old (1988) Grand Marquis
and 1993 Plymouth minivan. It's $25 a year for the 1st car and $15 a
year to add cars.

My renewal time is coming up. Anyone know a better data source?

LAWRENCE PERFETTO wrote:
> Anybody know of any on line tech sites. I know there's one for Lincolns,
> how about ford or mercury. It would be great to be able to view the
> companies shop manuals.
> Thanks.
>
>

sleepdog@optonline.net

>> alldatadiy.com is pretty good.

I have to second that, I have subs for three cars. Invaluable for
troubleshooting electrical problems, referencing fluid
types/capacities, code descriptions, pin-point tests, etc.

Probably the cheapest source by far. Chiltons and Haynes suck in
comparison.

Big Al

<sleepdog@optonline.net> wrote in message
news:1127852791.730206.212520@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com...
>>> alldatadiy.com is pretty good.
>
> I have to second that, I have subs for three cars. Invaluable for
> troubleshooting electrical problems, referencing fluid
> types/capacities, code descriptions, pin-point tests, etc.
>
> Probably the cheapest source by far. Chiltons and Haynes suck in
> comparison.
>

Our local library has Alldata on line. Costs 3 cents a page to print out
what you need.

Al

Paul O.

I am mostly a lurker here. Glad I ran accross this, gonna have to subscribe
to this one. Thanks.
--
Paul O.
oplholik@gmail.com


<sleepdog@optonline.net> wrote in message
news:1127852791.730206.212520@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com...
>>> alldatadiy.com is pretty good.
>
> I have to second that, I have subs for three cars. Invaluable for
> troubleshooting electrical problems, referencing fluid
> types/capacities, code descriptions, pin-point tests, etc.
>
> Probably the cheapest source by far. Chiltons and Haynes suck in
> comparison.
>