rrrfoma

Nissan Maxima Service manual on CD:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=2446428529

MrGone

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KLoWnPR109

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gonna drag the laptop out underneath the car when you need to look at something?

davebond007

I'd see about fitting those on a pocket PC.

shoult

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Gotta admit, $8 (including the shipping) isn't a bad price, but the actuall manual is still SO MUCH better!!! I got the same disk and a couple others before I got the FSM. I don't ever even look at the disks anymore. I just crack the book.....

subs1000w

i agree this would be fine if you only work on your car alittle but if you work on it alot like change tranny and engine yearly and fix problems weekly like me the FSM is more convienent

rrrfoma

Nothing perfect in this world - why do you people keep complaining???

The only reason why I posted this link here is because many of maxima owners don't know simple basics and this CD would be of a great benefit and help.

Printers are available ... and if you need to print out something (or the whole thing) - just hit a button on your PC.
Or take your laptop with you. Or use "Documents to Go" on your PDA.

Or post questions here and complain that you don't want to take your car to the dealer because it is too expensive.

Hope I wasn't too skeptic

MrGone

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I have cd's for 1994-2004

Books are cool and all, but I also find it much faster to work threw the computer.

at the same time, when i'm reading it I kind of get tired of staring at the monitor, lol.

internetautomar

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Computer may be faster but you'll never replace good old paper catalogs

Jeff92se

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http://www.cybrrpartspro.com/Chilton...961m/8961.HTML

This is free and in the stickies. So don't blame the search

MrGone

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esp. the yellow paged ones that have obvious wear on the index and other areas

internetautomar

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I get new cats every year or 2 so no yellowed ones by me.
except for a few special old ones