So there is a service program called All Data. It is the best in my opinion. It has everything from part prices to connecter views. But lucky us... They have a demo on their website. The demo is one specific car which they let you browse through completely which happens to be a 2003 Bonneville VIN K. Check it out. Its great

heres the link http://www.alldatapro.com/alldata/PR...35819/34853741

What is the website?

http://www.alldata.tsb.com/home/

I'm pretty sure this is what he means

Yea Gearheads, start grabbing diagrams and schematics while you can!!!

Moved to General because this is not an issue post.

Alldata has had the 2000 Bonneville as it'* sample wide open car for about 5 or so years now.

It'* been posted..

And many public library systems have access to All Data among the many databases they offer.

Our public library system, which shares with two adjacent counties, has access from the computers at the library branches. So you can take a USB memory stick and copy pages and diagrams to it. I even used a floppy disk in the past, but I'm not sure if their newer computers have floppy drives at our branches. Of course you can print pages.

Althought it'* one of the hundreds of data bases our library system buys, it cannot be accessed from my home computer using my library card number like the others. The cost to use All Data is a price per computer, so they only buy for access from the computers at the main and 12 or so branch libraries.