Maintenance manual recommendation
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From: Dark Side, AZ
Service manuals? Go to the dealer and order the FSM(field service manual). Or go to ALLDATAdiy.com Leading Source of Factory Automotive Repair Information and get a 1 year subscription for like $15.
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I 100% agree on obtaining the factory service manual. That'* the end all be all that is used at the dealership.
Alldata isn't half bad either, especially if you don't want a tree stuck on your bookshelf.
Alldata isn't half bad either, especially if you don't want a tree stuck on your bookshelf.
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From: Windsor, Ontario / Detroit, Michigan
As other have already stated, by far the best are the OEM factory service manuals. Here is a set on Ebay:
2003 Chevy Tahoe Suburban Avalanche Yukon Escalade Service Shop Manual Set | eBay
Those are too expensive (although probably cheaper than the dealer), but if you keep your eyes open a set might become available at a reasonable price.
2003 Chevy Tahoe Suburban Avalanche Yukon Escalade Service Shop Manual Set | eBay
Those are too expensive (although probably cheaper than the dealer), but if you keep your eyes open a set might become available at a reasonable price.
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