How to find the latest and best free auto repair and maintenance manual you need online

As cars have and continue to become more technologically advanced diagnostics will become more difficult and manuals need to be up to date.  Some general manuals you will find will be obsolete even if only a few years old (unless of course you are working on classics).  So it is important to find the year of your vehicle and the most up to date information possible.  Another handy item that is quite cheap is a diagnostic tool.  These little computers hook up to your OBD or On Board Diagnostic system and will provide codes which can then be looked up in the proper manuals to determine exactly what is wrong.  Some of these diagnostic tools can be obtained at your local Walmart for under $100 and they can even erase those annoying change oil or check engine lights (make sure you select the correct OBD I or OBD II adapters for your car.  A good way of knowing which you have is the year of your car.  All cars built after 1996 have OBD II and some built between 1994 and 1996 will have OBD II.  All others manufactured since 1988 will have OBD I.

There are also several helpful software programs which will ask a bunch of questions on what ailments or symptoms there are and then determine the diagnosis.  But don’t rely solely on these programs as they are not fool proof.  Also do not go to your local public library and assume that they have the latest technical and repair or maintenance manuals for your vehicle.  Last time I went to the library their most recent general maintenance manual was from 1965! 

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