I don't love ebay prices right now and I don't really want to wait for it to ship. There is some place that will give you instant access but wants $30 for 30 days which is dumb. If you buy their digital version they apparently mail you a cd with a PDF.

I found https://workshop-manuals.com/dodge/ but it is hard as hell to navigate.

Can anyone help me out or should I just bite the bullet on this one? I'm talking the dealer service manual. I have a haynes manual and it is crap (doesn't help that it tries to cover 2nd and 3rd gen in one manual but considers 3rd gen an afterthought so everything is 2nd gen with some little addendums for 3rd gen updates).

 

Yeah, finding a solid service manual without jumping through hoops can be a real pain. The dealer manuals are definitely the most detailed, but paying $30 for limited access feels like a rip-off. If you want something accessible anytime, anywhere, you might have better luck with online PDF tools that let you work with manuals more easily. Accessibility is key—being able to pull up a manual on any device without restrictions makes a big difference. You might find what you need or reformat tricky PDFs using https://pdft.ai/. Hope you get your hands on a good copy soon!

 

Generally, you can buy one in PDF format off of EBAY for the 30 bucks.....