which do you use

[grove rat]

picked up a b2200 and need a service manual. is one better than the other?

[racrguy]

Work the google on the internets machine.

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[grove rat]

i would rather have a paper copy when i am outside wrenching on it. haha i dont even have a computer at home

[naynay]

haynes, if you can find one.. probably have to order it off amazon

[ceyko]

I buy both when available. That was no an option. Sometimes they cover the same thing differently and between them it is easier. Otherwise, I got what I could find at whatever store I was at.

[mstng86]

i kind of think haynes manuals suck, but they are so easy to find I just deal with it.

[Baron Von Crowder]

Bently, if there is one available for your car. I had three for my dad's seven series, and it was hands down the best.

[SS Junk]

i kind of think haynes manuals suck, but they are so easy to find I just deal with it.

They do in some ways, but sometimes the info is easier to find since the info is usually pretty limited.

[talisman]

Both Chiltons and Haynes have their pros and cons. For some cars I got really serious with I'd buy both. Chiltons seems to usually have what I'm looking for, so that's how I voted.

[46Tbird]

Out of those two, my preference is Chiltons.

[Cannon88]

I have both, but I use ih8mud.com more than anything else when working on my cruiser. The field service manual is really nice too, glad it came with my truck when I got it.

[Big A]

Neither, I have a full warranty/service plan, and let the dealership take care of everything down to oil changes.

[talisman]

Neither, I have a full warranty/service plan, and let the dealership take care of everything down to oil changes.

Fucking BMW drivers.

[naynay]

Neither, I have a full warranty/service plan, and let the dealership take care of everything down to oil changes.

look out everybody! someone's got a car payment!!

[Big A]

Fucking BMW drivers.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I've done all the bolt-ons, and when the time comes I'll be installing the blower, or turbo, if I can find a good kit (blower is alot more common).

Once I have a house later this year, I'm hoping to finally get my grandfather's one-owner '68 Firebird convertible out here, and then the fun begins.