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Posted by Chip on October 24, 2003 at 15:03:26 from (64.109.111.133):
In Reply to: IT Manuals posted by Roger on October 24, 2003 at 07:02:09:
Been wondering the same thing. All IT's I've used, the info & diagrams are taken from manufacturers info. I've even seen diagrams wrong, gone to the dealer & the pics & text match perfect, wrong for wrong. IT's were supposed to be a condensed version of factory for the knowledgable mechanic. Sometimes you'll need more info(theory of operation,ect., indepeth troubleshooting) especially on newer equip w/ advanced electronics & hyd,but alot of thats beyond the scope of this forum & the mech work alot of people will attempt. Personally I've no problem with IT's. That & sometimes a parts breakdown (some of it is in IT,s)and you're good to go.
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