XJ 95 Manual where from??

[Wooders]

This is what you want :D

It's a full factory Service manual - far & away the best to get because it has the factory information. Not cheap - but an excellent investment....Here a link to one place I found them.

[Wooders]

Originally posted by Kramer:
Do Gregorys make a decent XJ 95 manual or is something better required for the home mechanic??

Sorry to answer your original question - No I don't believe the Gregories manuals are decent - even for the home mechanic - IMHO Gregory's, Haynes & Chiltons all give enough information for a home mechanic to get into plenty of trouble, but not enough clear and concise information to get back out of trouble.
I have a Factory Service manual for my TJ and from now on I will never invest in anything less.
Just my 2¼¢....

Kramer,

I agree with Wooders on this. Get the FSM, I have one and it's worth the money. [img]smile.gif[/img]

[Kramer]

Thanks for the info.

Ouch - $USD 130.- ... [img]graemlins/crying.gif[/img]

Ah well, it has to be done I 'spose.

[ 14 August 2002, 07:29 PM: Message edited by: Kramer ]

[Kramer]

Do Gregorys make a decent XJ 95 manual or is something better required for the home mechanic??

Whilst I don't mind getting regular services by the mechanic, I wouldn't want to be at their mercy [img]graemlins/crying.gif[/img] for "bits" replacing and feel that a manual needs to be purchased soon.

Any advice would be appreciated.

Kramer

[dxj]

Hi

I have the Haynes and the FSM.

FSM wins hands down. Maybe not quite value for money but I find information per dollar is higher for the FSM than Haynes.

I find most stuff in the FSM is just not there in the Haynes.