Iliketerrain said:
The shop manual is expensive for 5 pages. However, it does make for good reading.
I have gotten one for each car that I have purchased. I just like to know how every
thing works and is tied together, this is especially true with today's computerized
cars.
They've raised the price, I see... I paid $150 for the 4-volume set shortly after I bought the vehicle. I looked at it this way, $30G for the machine, $150 for the manual isn't much. It has indeed helped me develop a better understanding of how the machine works (vs. my old-school knowledge from my previous vehicles).
I must say however that it is bigger than the flight manual for a dc-9
LOT, I'll see if I can take decent readable images with my camera phone, but FYI I'm talking the 2011 Terrain/Nox manual, so the 07 Torrent may be different.