Anyone using this?
Is it worth the $?
I'm not a mechanic so it looks very helpful to me.
http://repair.chiltondiy.com/Pub/DIY/Product.aspx?ca=Repair&b=21268 (http://repair.chiltondiy.com/Pub/DIY/Product.aspx?ca=Repair&b=21268)
She's running rough..
Tim:
Did you get the Chilton's on-line manual? If so, was it helpful?
Gary
I got it and it was not helpful. Order an original shop manual. It is so much better. Much more specific.
you are better off getting a parts and repair manual for the car itself, check with Andy Bernbaum, this manuals are so important, and money well spent
I have 2 Plymouth manuals and several parts books and none of them are very helpful as the 36 is a stand alone year and not well represented. It has been said the pre-war manuals were very general in descriptions and procedures. I can attest to that.
Maybe you can find one strictly for 1936. I have one for the 39 model year and it is much more detailed.