Workshop Manuals FS
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I've got a bit of work to do on the car this weekend. I printed Quad's process for reference.
When I first bought the manuals I saw that they didn't include anything that was not changed from previous generations. So over the next few years I collected the full set of factory manuals back to 65. I haven't used any except the 993 ones but they might be the best investment I have ever made. If my retirement fund appreciated the same over the same period I would be retired now.
When I first bought the manuals I saw that they didn't include anything that was not changed from previous generations. So over the next few years I collected the full set of factory manuals back to 65. I haven't used any except the 993 ones but they might be the best investment I have ever made. If my retirement fund appreciated the same over the same period I would be retired now.
real men don't use workshop manuals rookie.
Real Man's Workshop manual (binder not necessary)
1. beer
2. Unbolt stuff till broken part falls out
3. beer
4. Install new part
5. Tighten bolts till they feel right...torque specs are for nerds
6. beer
7. Discard any leftover bolts, gaskets, or ancillary parts
7. beer
Real Man's Workshop manual (binder not necessary)
1. beer
2. Unbolt stuff till broken part falls out
3. beer
4. Install new part
5. Tighten bolts till they feel right...torque specs are for nerds
6. beer
7. Discard any leftover bolts, gaskets, or ancillary parts
7. beer
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Joined: Nov 2007
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From: Chesapeake, VA
real men don't use workshop manuals rookie.
Real Man's Workshop manual (binder not necessary)
1. beer
2. Unbolt stuff till broken part falls out
3. beer
4. Install new part
5. Tighten bolts till they feel right...torque specs are for nerds
6. beer
7. Discard any leftover bolts, gaskets, or ancillary parts
7. beer
Real Man's Workshop manual (binder not necessary)
1. beer
2. Unbolt stuff till broken part falls out
3. beer
4. Install new part
5. Tighten bolts till they feel right...torque specs are for nerds
6. beer
7. Discard any leftover bolts, gaskets, or ancillary parts
7. beer
