Factory Service Manuals

[mgm1986]

Hey folks,

If this has already been posted, or should be posted in another section of the forum, I apologize. I ordered my FSM on ebay with a parts CD, should be here any day now. Of course, the same day I ordered the manual I found a link to it online on the MyMopar website.

http://www.mymopar.com/index.php?pid=109

I downloaded the 1968 Plymouth FSM and the benefit for me, I could search for things from within Adobe Reader! At over 900 pages this was very helpful. I am still wanting my paper back for reference in the shop, but this is free and its all there!!

Enjoy! :yaayy:

 

[commando1]

The book is nice because you don't want to print 900 pages.

 

[Senator Leahy]

Hey folks,

If this has already been posted, or should be posted in another section of the forum, I apologize. I ordered my FSM on ebay with a parts CD, should be here any day now. Of course, the same day I ordered the manual I found a link to it online on the MyMopar website.

http://www.mymopar.com/index.php?pid=109

I downloaded the 1968 Plymouth FSM and the benefit for me, I could search for things from within Adobe Reader! At over 900 pages this was very helpful. I am still wanting my paper back for reference in the shop, but this is free and its all there!!

Enjoy! :yaayy:

I did the same thing you did. I ordered the cd last night and then I saw your post about them this morning. DOH!!!

 

[53ryder]

I paid $40 for the FSM to my recently acquired '67 Monaco including shipping. It's used but it works just fine.


Glenn

 

[mgm1986]

I paid $40 for the FSM to my recently acquired '67 Monaco including shipping. It's used but it works just fine.


Glenn

I do not regret getting the hard copy, I will use that in the shop while doing the work. The electronic copy is nice when I travel or want to search the manual for key words.