boristhes3
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Is Haynes the best workshop manual for my S3?
Series 3 Workshop manual?
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Colthebrummie
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No, it's probably the worst.
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JUKE179r
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So true...
wireman
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Get one like this:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Land-Rov...013612&hash=item48baadfc5f:g:GNQAAOSwdOxeO39V
That one is new, there must be second hand ones out there.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Land-Rov...013612&hash=item48baadfc5f:g:GNQAAOSwdOxeO39V
That one is new, there must be second hand ones out there.
JUKE179r
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I've got a PDF version for a Series III (368 pages) but it's 24MB so I can't upload it to the forum.
boristhes3
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Thanks wireman and the others, opinion is clearly against Haynes, the green one it is
Haynes is good as a physical manual to have as a rough guide when you have oily fingers in the garage and do not want to ruin your phone/laptop as you can pick them up for a couple £ at auto jumbles becasue they are not very good!. But for a gospel guide you want the proper workshop manual. A quick google should find you the pdf copy @JUKE179r mentioned. That is the same as the one I use.
boristhes3
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Perfect @JUKE179r , i prefer PDF, assuming that's the same "Green" version?
boristhes3
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Found the whole manual for free in 9 pdfs here https://www.landroverweb.com/landrover/pdf-land-rover-manuals-part-catalogue/
wireman
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After a few years owning a Series you won't need a manual - you'll know it inside out!
Not if you've got a memory like mine......I need 2 cos I keep forgetting where I put it
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I use the Haynes, but because its there and it doens't matter if it gets oily, not because its good. Its a lot better than nothing, but key info is often missing and the sequece can be very confusing. I get them off e-bay 2nd hand - the first one used to stay in the Series until it eventually turned to mush.
