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I have all of them actually...it's nice to have a book in your hand in case something goes wrong. The Haynes has some great pictures in it...I'd hate to find out my laptop battery is dead and I can't get to the PDF's while I'm in the middle of the bush with a problem...Peter Connan wrote:Even better there is a link under "web resources" on this forum where you can download the genuine Nissan workshop manual, which is way more informative than the books you can buy.
I agree with that completely, which is why there is a manual in the pocket of my seat cover permanently, although not the Haynes one (I haven't found one of those yet), and an inverter to charge up the laptop. But I do prefer to have paper in hand. One of these days I will get the factory manual printed out...SRXy wrote:I have all of them actually...it's nice to have a book in your hand in case something goes wrong. The Haynes has some great pictures in it...I'd hate to find out my laptop battery is dead and I can't get to the PDF's while I'm in the middle of the bush with a problem...
I tried the printing mission, but quickly realised it was going to cost more than the Haynes! LOL...Peter Connan wrote:I agree with that completely, which is why there is a manual in the pocket of my seat cover permanently, although not the Haynes one (I haven't found one of those yet), and an inverter to charge up the laptop. But I do prefer to have paper in hand. One of these days I will get the factory manual printed out...SRXy wrote:I have all of them actually...it's nice to have a book in your hand in case something goes wrong. The Haynes has some great pictures in it...I'd hate to find out my laptop battery is dead and I can't get to the PDF's while I'm in the middle of the bush with a problem...