I the Sienna CE 2006 Authorized Repair Manual mentioned in the User Manual the best one to get or is there a better one? Is it detailed and accurate?
I don't want to be a mechanic but the alternative has never worked for me in 40+years. Does one have to get it through the dealer or the 800 # or can one go to Amazon.com?
Regards, Joe
The Factory Service Manual is very detailed and accurate. None of the aftermarket manuals I have seen are as detailed and comprehensive. The down side to the Factory Service Manual is that some of the troubleshooting guides are not very easy to understand.
You can order the manual from the dealer or from Toyota's 800#.
Called the 800 # It is a four part thing. The first three volumes cost from $131.59 to $139.81 each! The fourth "Wire Diagrams" is only $105.52 additional. I quickly ordered ten sets so I would never run out of light reading . I see competition for Amazon.com.
joe
PS. will see what Pepboys have.
The only source for a new factory service manual is through Toyota's Material Distribution Center or through a dealer. Amazon, Pep Boys, etc. will have aftermarket manuals, which are probably a better choice for someone who is not very familiar with automotive systems.
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