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Auto repair manuals have come a long way in the past few years. Gone are the days of the 23 pounds of dog-eared, greasy pages we used to lug around.

Today's best service manuals are published electronically by the big auto manufacturers for the tens of thousands of dealers and professional shops who serve their customers.

And today's most complete and up to date Do It Yourself auto repair manuals provide this same information in an easy to use web-based user interface that you already know how to access through any common web browser.

It's possible to have at your finger tips the complete package of technical data for your vehicle, including: specifications, diagrams, diagnostic codes, step by step procedures, OEM part numbers, technical service bulletins, factory recalls, as well as overviews and details of all major systems.

But, as with most other products on the market, not all online repair manuals are created equal. Some are merely online versions of incomplete hardcopy manuals published by third party publishers.

Some companies license the factory data but then chop it up and price each part separately with extremely attractive pricing for the basic incomplete product. They know that a lot of people shop for price alone, and so they make their real money on the add-ons required to complete the package.

Only one company provides the complete set of all licensed factory technical data to DIY vehicle owners in one affordably priced package.

They can do this because they make their money on the 30,000+ professional auto shops who buy the same data for ALL vehicles in a professional version of the same data offered to vehicle owners for their specific vehicle(s) under the ALLDATA DIY brand.

So, before you spend your hard earned cash on just any auto repair manuals, take a close look at our latest review of ALLDATA DIY.

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