YST said:

(not meant in a sarcastic way) You should find the results at the following link:

http://bit.ly/1xR6HqS

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I have got few manuals, but all of them have bad quality pictures....

Might be best to buy a hayne's.

look on ebay or Amazon..sometimes you can pick 2nd hand one up with a few oil marks on the pages for a couple of quid..

at one time local libary's had a collection of haynes bible's..worth alook.

For what they cost..why download them,

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oldhammer said:

For what they cost..why download them,

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100% agree

I bought the mk2b punto manual (which is just a recovered version of the mk2) and the fiat 500/panda manual which covers pretty much every engine configuration of mk2 and some grande stuff too.

If you don't buy them they don't make them. Plus it's very hard to thumb through your laptop when your hands are covered in grease oil and dirt haynes manuals are improved with oil and the odd coffee ring stain

Imho..haynes isnt very good but there handy to have.

iwouidnt be running into halfords buying a brandnew copy tho.
ive just bought one for my new pug.. 4 quid off the bay,, the last reader only bought it to look up how to change the pollen filter..he left the receipt as a bookmark,

as for common cars ..like the punto(haynes)ibet theres some going on the car boot sales for a quid or two.