Forget Bentley. 19.16 states INCORRECTLY to =
raise the
front end 10 cm. This won't do it.
Buy a Haynes. It is clear, concise, and has a =
useable table of
contents and index. Bentley misses the mark.
Anyway, Haynes chap 1, #25 states to raise the front =
AT LEAST
40 cm! Follow the easy-to-understand Haynes and retire your =
Bentley.
Ok, keep it for reference. Sometimes you have =
a ton of
time to waste and need an obscure detail that only Bentley has. Haynes =
sure
doesn't have the 500 pages of worthless transmission banter in it. Let's =
face it
though, 99% of even very good DIYers don't need that info.
Haynes: the good info that you can actually find =
when you need
it(useful table of contents and index), has a hard cover, costs much =
less, takes
up far less space, no pages intentionally left blank.
rant off, Jay
I found something unacceptable in the =
Bentley
manual.
It starts to talk about bleeding the =
coolant
system and stops in half way when starts mentioning another way to do
it. Now I am not certain of either. This is on page 19.16 =
and just
when explains the bleeder screw's positions it ends there and starts
explaining the other mode, not finishing the first.
Any sole out there knows? Maybe =
both?
Zoltan