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Summary: Not Worth a Penny
Review: I bought this book to get a better understanding of the systems on my '80 RX-7. While reading, I've spent 75% of the time trying to weed through the text trying to locate the portions that applied to my vehicle. My advice would be to buy the Haynes manual which covers the specific vehicle, as this hodge-podge is very difficult to follow.Illustrations were sparse, and the ones that are there are marginal at best. The printing company that was contracted for this job must have been the lowest bidder. I also own a Suzuki Samurai, and the Factory Service Manual for it. I reccommend the factory books where available. Unfortunately, it's not available for the RX-7s. This is NOT EVEN CLOSE to the quality of a good factory manual. One man's opinion.
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Summary: Too much, to little, to late for me....
Review: This book lacked the indepth knoledge I have grown to look for in a book by Chilton. Too many cars for one book and the info seems to be mixed up slightly. NO troubleshooting charts as is said on the back cover, so my last thought is this book is very misleading.
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Summary: What Manual???
Review: When my little brother tells me to check this manual for help, I often reply "What manual". The thing is almost completely useless to me... I own a 1987 323 and I can hardly find any information about my car in it. If I had ten thumbs I'd point them all down for this book. Do not buy this book if you are looking for information about your 323.
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