Can anyone point me in the right direction in ordering the Toyota Repair Manuals. I know there's a palce that still sells those older publications, just can't remember where.
Thanks
88 4Runner Repair Manual
Jun 09, 2004
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A lot of the following information is collected at
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"Old School" source would be Jay Watson/Jeff Marks @ but he may no longer be stocking them or offering discounts to the Toyota/Supra user groups. (My Truck, Celica, and Supra FSMs came from Jay)
Helm is the typical source for list-price OEM and after-market repair manuals:
Electronically, check out the free online repair manuals at AutoZone: . Yes, Autozone is currently one of SCO's targets in their "we own *nix" lawsuit.
Toyota sells daily and annual access at
AllData offers a "DIY" version of their electronic shop documentation:
Straying into copyright violations, online PDF sources include:
Roger Brown has pointers to some FSMs at
Copies of the EPCs can be found on the Hilux Surfing site or perhaps starting here: .
And there's always your dealer, they can usually order most any manual set that is still in print or in stock.
Again, I tend to collect all answers to common faqs (that Roger doesn't cover, always always look at Roger's site for the best real-world technical information for Toyo 4x4s!) at
good luck! GTr
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The following web site has them for $4.00
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These are the Haynes Repair Manuals for 79-92 Toyota Pcikups and 4-runners
HT
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Yeah I've got the haynes chiltons but I find them to be not as specific as would the OEM as they alwyas deal with a set range of years and not a specific.
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Yeah I've heard people say that about them. Just trying to save you a little money.
HT
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