One last question and I promise I won't bother you all with any more for the next 6 months, which is how long since the last time I asked anything.
Is there anyplace, such as Summit Racing Equip., where I can purchase a service manual for my truck for less money than the dealership charges?
Thanks

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1995 F-150 Eddie Bauer
Black/Gold
5.8 liter,
high altitude package
elect. 4-spd auto.trans.
Superchip
K&N FIPK (does NOT have mass air flow sensor)
Dynomax Superturbo cat-back exhaust (wish I'd gotten the Flowmasters instead like my 69 Mach I 428CJ has)
265/75RX15XL Goodyear All-Terrain tiresw/forged alum. wheels
3.55 limited slip axle short bed (7')
trailer tow package, off road package, full skid plates, handling package, heavy duty rear suspension
full instrumentation
special ordered manual lock out hubs,
chrome rear step bumper,
34.7 gall. dual fuel tanks,
duraliner
custom cut seat covers,
Black Guidon topper
33,000 miles

 

Check out AutoZone or other parts stores for the Chiltons or Haynes manuals. Roughly $12 to $20. Each has its own merits and minuses. They cover F-series and Bronco for groups of years. The next step up, and its a big one, is the official manuals printed and distributed by Helm. I don't know of any step in between, maybe someone else can comment on that.

 

opps

[This message has been edited by jimbello (edited 09-11-2000).]

 

take a look in the back of the owners manual.
There should be info on the HELMS (the best one) shop maunals for your year truck.
No matter who you go to they will prob be a little pricey but very valuable when you need to look at how something comes apart.

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96 F150 XL,special
Air/PS/PB/AM-FM-Cass/
Light Package/300 I6/
5 SP Man/...
Nothing fancy just my little baby

[This message has been edited by jimbello (edited 09-11-2000).]