Can't find '03 Tacoma repair manual, will the '00 version suffice?

Don't waste your time or money on aftermarket service manuals (although Haynes generally does a good job with their manuals). If you're planning on keeping your truck a while and doing a lot of work on it, then invest in a set of Toyota Factory Service Manuals for your vehicle. Your dealer should be able to order them for you. Or you can order them from the Toyota Materials Distribution Center:

One can also purchase online access to the same materials at the saem site:

Barry

Yes, but I think a subscription would be of limited usefulness for a home mechanic: the subscription costs would quickly exceed the costs of buying the manuals outright.

Unless you're only planning on subscribing for one day ($10). Has anyone had success subscribing for one day and then downloading all the PDF files for their vehicle before the subscription expires? Is there a limit on how much you can download from the TIS Library in one day?

- Michael

Isn't the full set of manuals something like $800? That's a lot of days.

The maintenance documents, lube / brakes / etc..., can be grabbed on the same day and burnt to a CD for reuse later. Repairs can be bought as needed.

Barry