Since I have own my truck, I have been wanting to invest into a good online tech manual. So far I came across Alldata and ChiltonDIY.com. Tech books are nice, but I have found that they do not last very long in my garage. With a computer I can just print out what I need, and not having to worry about getting pages ripped or dirty. Which do you guy find reliable? or is there any others?

 

personally i use all data

 

Since joining this forum I found the Merry Xmas thread to be most helpful.
Even though I have a special truck LOL.
Still a good reference.

https://dodgeforum.com/forum/2nd-gen...tmas-guys.html

 

hmmm.... I miss that one didn't see it till now. Thanks VEETEN!

 

i use alldata, but sometimes they dont give you full diagrams of repairs...

 

I have the real full AllData. I'm just using Chrysler disk 2 because that's where my truck is and I don't have the room for all 100GB of AllData discs.
But, AllData is pretty useful. Some instructions are a little vague (ex. telling you to remove something, but not exactly how to do it {ex. it doesn't mention the gear shifter wire when removing the instrument cluster})

 

I got to play around with the AllData sample. Ya your right Oren09, its very vague. Played around with ChiltonDIY.com sample, don't really know what to expect. It seem detail but there was not enough samples. Anyone experience ChiltonDIY.com? I am just curious.

 

I like somedata... err alldata

 

You could buy a Chrysler Service Manual on a CD:
http://www.genosgarage.com/prodinfo....mber=DFSM97_CD

Thats probably a lot better than lugging around that 20 pound Service manual. And its $60 cheaper!

 

Now that's a deal.