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At the above, there is a link to Mitchell1's eAutoRepair subscription site. The site purports to have repair procedures, wiring diagrams, service bulletins, etc. for virtually all makes and models. Has anyone any experience with a site like this one? You can buy access by the week, the month and the year, but there's no trial period.eAutoRepair Helpful?
Mar 05, 2005
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No experience
I always stay away from a site making claims but not offering a trial or refund if I don't feel they are living up to the claims. They may have what they claim but is it worth the money.....
"Let the buyer beware....."
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I bought a copy of a Mitchell Auto Repair CD-rom off ebay for my 9-3, but it's not terribly good. Not the step-by-step stuff that we in the UK expect from our beloved Haynes manuals. I wouldn't have bothered if I'd seen it first.
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No experience with Mitchell 1, but I have a subscription to alldatadiy.com for our '98 NG900. It seems to have all you listed above. I'm sure it's not as good as the factory manual, but it covers just about anything a DIY'er would want, as well as all of the OBDII codes and troubleshooting trees.
Yup, same experience. The CD I got from ebay was a Mitchell repair CD, frankly not up to much.
I think you'd be better off spending the money on some evening classes.
Al
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