I found a set of 2004 Service Manuals on eBay. I'm gathering this is the first and last issue set...probably updates over the years?

Noticed that many dealers are selling. Huh?

 

why not just download them for free.?

 

https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...ad.php?t=13875

Try here!


Thank you MMZ!

 

Theres something to be said for a real book in your hand.
I have purchased shop manuals for most of my cars that I purchased new. The first was for a 1965 Ford, then a 1973 Mustang, a 1977 Chevrolet, a 1988 GMC van, then a 1993 Chrysler LH, finally the 2004 XF, I skipped the 2007 300 as I am not into it (read lazy)
I notice that the first one is really grubby and they get cleaner looking as they get newer, did the cars get better, too complicated or did I get lazier?

 

I agree.
Something about thumbing through a hard copy manual with a cold beer.
Wait, beer? Perhaps that's why they are staying cleaner longer

And, I do have a computer, in the garage right next to the car that I can use diagnostic tools and to search *.pdf files for specific pieces of information. But, I also have a microwave, refrigerator, stereo, phone and television. Did I mention that being sent to my cave (garage) is the best punishment SWMBO (She Who Must Be Obeyed) can dish out...Crossfire, Morgan, Harley, dog, lazy boy recliner, cold beer and a good service manual to peruse....ahhhh, relaxation.

PS - I am thankful for the posting of the various pieces of literature on this forum. A lot of great work went into posting them