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Which Haynes Manual?

I have a 2000 TJ. I need a manual so I can do basic maintenance myself. Looking at what Haynes have to offer, I see they have two manuals that covers my model. One is for 1987 - 2000, and the other 1987 - 2003. I see that the 87-03 have only 180 pages, while the 87 - 00 almost have twice that. How can that be? Which one would you recommend?

Thanks!

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Merlot Buzz
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Merlot Buzz proclaimed:

The factory service manual.

You can get it by going to

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and clicking around on the "for owners" section. Or the easy way is to go to the Mopar documentation website at
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and see how much the factory manual costs. It will pay for itself.

Or just keep posting here as issues arise and save Bill's links.

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Lon

Ditto. The FSM is very good indeed. Haynes manuals sometimes wonder if they have ever dismantled a vehicle. When you are scratching your head wondering how something comes apart or didn't realise you needed *that* tool, the extra 50 quid for the FSM seems like a bargain.

1/2" of information or 3" of information ? You decide.

Dave Milne, Scotland.

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Dave Milne

I guess I'll ante up for the factor service manual. Besides, I plan to keep my Jeep even after I pay it off.

Thanks for the info, guys!

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Merlot Buzz

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