do hayne's make a 2001 manual.

[2001V6Power]

i went to pep boys and found 96-00 something like that. I did not find it for the year of my car. i know everything is almost the same but minor things change. anyway my question does hayne make a manual for my year???

[teal99camaro]

probably was printed in 2000 but there are minor differences that really wont make too much of a difference, its the same car as the 2000

[00firebird]

ive heard thoes things really arent accurate.
im not gonna trust anything that cant even get the damn model years right. really how hard is it to look thoes up.

[BLLDOGG]

they stop at 99 i think. nothing really different. if you want though, you can pay 70 bucks at gm for a exact one or try getting on off the internet

[HeadyFirebird'00]

its the same. it has everything you ned to know to do the basics. Its not the exact same thick *** book as the mechanics have. its better ... less searching...

[BLLDOGG]

those thick *** books are nice and easy :D

[still-asleep]

yeah, they don't make one for the 2001's... I was looking and couldn't find one either. I ended up buying the '96-'00 haynes manual. You'd think since the cars are basically the same, that haynes would change the manual printing to say "1996-2002", but they want to tick us off, so they don't do it.

they had some of the factory service manuals on ebay recently. probably the best place if you want the FULL service manuals.

[dmw319]

yea they do. ask shockcore, he has got one

[Distephano]

Factory Manuals are worth EVERY PENNY, if you going to any sort of even remotely indepth work.

For really basic stuff, the little $20 jobbers are ok. But I found them really lacking in information and pretty poorly writen.

[grayman]

Originally posted by Distephano:
Factory Manuals are worth EVERY PENNY, if you going to any sort of even remotely indepth work.

For really basic stuff, the little $20 jobbers are ok. But I found them really lacking in information and pretty poorly writen.

ditto

some of the torque specs help. some of the wiring diagrams help. 20 bucks is worth it if that is a big difference betweeen 120 bucks for full manual. Having any manual is better than no manual, though.

2001 is pretty much covered in the 2000 haynes.

[D_Fisher]

Mitchel OnDemand Rocks! I go my hands on the older DOS looking version, but the data is the same as the new version.

Doug

[Distephano]

Originally posted by grayman:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Distephano:
Factory Manuals are worth EVERY PENNY, if you going to any sort of even remotely indepth work.

For really basic stuff, the little $20 jobbers are ok. But I found them really lacking in information and pretty poorly writen.

ditto

some of the torque specs help. some of the wiring diagrams help. 20 bucks is worth it if that is a big difference betweeen 120 bucks for full manual. Having any manual is better than no manual, though.

2001 is pretty much covered in the 2000 haynes. </font>[/QUOTE]They can be had for $50-60 on ebay and such. I think I bought my set used from someone here on the boards.