Topic: Message #271405

[abnormaltoy]

Expensive is Reading the chilton manual, (believing it ), And then have to pay Toyata twice for the same labor because the order in which the chilton manual says to do the work is wrong..    The ex heard me screaming and cursing from inside the house and came out to find me smashing the Chilton against the side of my truck until all of the pages were out, and I had jumped up and down on it's lifeless carcass...       I ordered the FSM the next day and have never looked back. 


I might use one again for the capacity charts.  Maybee
Just my experience.  I vote FSM.   

side note
I just got a vw so now I know what manual to get. 

Dittos on the Chiltons, Haynes is always missing the stuff you don't know how to do...no matter what it is, the FSM is the way to go.
You could modify your truck so heavily that manuals no longer cover anything!