It's Like Having Your Own Car Repair Shop Online

Working on your own car these days is almost a requirement if you're looking for ways to save money. At least for the little stuff, like changing oil or replacing spark plugs.

But what if you had bigger repairs, like changing brake discs or pads, replacing a radiator or a timing belt. Wouldn't it be nice to have access to your own car repair shop online?

Welcome to the 21st century where automobile ownership and repair now includes the ability to access your own car repair shop online through an online vehicle maintenance manual. And these new online maintenance manuals are slick.

We're not talking some greased-out-pages-are-missing-worn-and-torn Chilton's here, we're talking state-of-the-art, up to the minute accuracy. Wouldn't it be nice to access the specific information for your vehicle immediately including:

• Factory Diagnostic Flow Charts
• Diagnostic Trouble Code Definitions & Repair Procedures
• Factory Service Bulletins Updates
• Testing & Inspection Information

And the great thing is you get exploded diagrams and pictures of all those hard to reach components so you know exactly where to go to find what you need to remove next. A hard cover auto repair manual is outdated before you even take it home. But an online vehicle repair manual is always current, always has the latest technical and service bulletins, recall information, OEM specs and everything that you would expect in an online car repair manual.

Hard bound repair manuals can cost up to $75 and they are outdated the moment you take them out of the shop. With an online vehicle repair manual, it's like having your own car repair shop online, with access to monthly "Tech Tips", a searchable database by Diagnostic Trouble Code, all at your fingertips.