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For something a little older (and a bit less organised), see https://www.oldcarmanualproject.com/

That said, a lot of newer official service manuals don't really go into detail and just give instructions on how to disassemble and swap parts; better than no manual, but a huge contrast from older ones that would also include detailed theory of operation and troubleshooting information.



This is how I learned to troubleshoot certain issues. The Chilton manual had a pretty good diagnosis section.




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