What manual?

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I would like to go and pick up a manual for an early 90's MR2 Turbo.


What brand is the most acurate. Haynes, Chilton, or are there more acurate ones out there? Better pictures whatever?

THanks.

[Drifting Dane]

there are none... you need to get a service manual from a toyota dealer (big $$)

or you might find them online, like ebay or something

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I was wondering because I did not see any in Checkers today.

I do not live in a town with a Toyota dealership. Do you know where I could get one online? I will check e-bay, but I have to change some card info, before i can buy anything. not sure how long that will take or if they need to verify acounts again or what not.
THanks for letting me down soft there.
DO you recomend the service manual?
I am not sure about wingin it. This is going to be my firt mid-engine car.
Is it kinda like working on a front wheel drive car?

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What about somthing like this?

DOes it sound right? Seems kinda cheap.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...Name=WDVW&rd=1

[MR-355-5sfTe]

take a look through this... if you have not already: http://www.mr2-tech.com/bgb/mechani..._mechanical.htm

[vtsuckah]

^===pure gold

[Drifting Dane]

id just go with the online one (free), and print out needed pages so you dont have to run back and foth all the time to your comp to see what goes where...

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Shweet.
I had no idea that was even there.
THanks a load.