I have several Haynes manuals for several different models of automobiles and while I find this one generally helpful, it falls short of the usual Haynes quality. It is particularly ambiguous when it comes to interior trim and equipment removal. For example: in the index there is an entry referring to removal of speakers on page (I forget), but when you go to that page there is nothing about speakers. Haynes usually beats Chilton manuals because of the extensive photo usage, but this one falls short.
Rating: 3 / 5
#1 by Dana Rich on June 12, 2010 - 6:15 pm
I have several Haynes manuals for several different models of automobiles and while I find this one generally helpful, it falls short of the usual Haynes quality. It is particularly ambiguous when it comes to interior trim and equipment removal. For example: in the index there is an entry referring to removal of speakers on page (I forget), but when you go to that page there is nothing about speakers. Haynes usually beats Chilton manuals because of the extensive photo usage, but this one falls short.
Rating: 3 / 5