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JDH posted 07-09-2002 02:19 PM ET (US)
For the real experienced folks who tackle outboard repairs, which of these series of manuals is generally better? Even better, which is better for Suzuki?
I am a pretty decent and relatively fearless mechanic, and would like a book that gives me what I need to work on my OB do do bassic maintenance (including changing the impeller etc) and more if the time ever comes.
I am wary of Seloc since from what I can find online, it is Chilton's which generally is one of the worst manuals for cars/trucks.
Buying advice?
JBCornwell posted 07-09-2002 02:31 PM ET (US)
Howdy, JDH.
In the examples I have, the Clymers are superior in paper, print quality and binding. The Selocs seem to offer more detail.
Go for a manufacturers manual if you can get one. I got mine on Ebay.
Red sky at night. . .
JB :)
JBCornwell posted 07-09-2002 02:31 PM ET (US)
Howdy, JDH.
In the examples I have, the Clymers are superior in paper, print quality and binding. The Selocs seem to offer more detail.
Go for a manufacturers manual if you can get one. I got mine on Ebay.
Red sky at night. . .
JB :)
DJS posted 07-09-2002 03:19 PM ET (US)
The following source offers a Suzuki manual by Chilton's. They seem to have a large source of manuals and they may be able to offer you some other publisher.
www.maxrules.com/fiximportmanuals.html
David

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Author	Topic: Clymer or Seloc manuals?
JDH	posted 07-09-2002 02:19 PM ET (US) For the real experienced folks who tackle outboard repairs, which of these series of manuals is generally better? Even better, which is better for Suzuki? I am a pretty decent and relatively fearless mechanic, and would like a book that gives me what I need to work on my OB do do bassic maintenance (including changing the impeller etc) and more if the time ever comes. I am wary of Seloc since from what I can find online, it is Chilton's which generally is one of the worst manuals for cars/trucks. Buying advice?
JBCornwell	posted 07-09-2002 02:31 PM ET (US) Howdy, JDH. In the examples I have, the Clymers are superior in paper, print quality and binding. The Selocs seem to offer more detail. Go for a manufacturers manual if you can get one. I got mine on Ebay. Red sky at night. . . JB :)
JBCornwell	posted 07-09-2002 02:31 PM ET (US) Howdy, JDH. In the examples I have, the Clymers are superior in paper, print quality and binding. The Selocs seem to offer more detail. Go for a manufacturers manual if you can get one. I got mine on Ebay. Red sky at night. . . JB :)
DJS	posted 07-09-2002 03:19 PM ET (US) The following source offers a Suzuki manual by Chilton's. They seem to have a large source of manuals and they may be able to offer you some other publisher. www.maxrules.com/fiximportmanuals.html David