2000 CVPI factory Svc Manuals
wgbtucson
03-02-2007, 12:11 PM
I am having problems with my CVPI 4.6 (P0305 code, missfire on #5 plug) and would like to get a factory service manual for the vehicle. I have seen some CD-Roms on ebay. My real preferance is a paper copy. Does anyone know if they are available, if so where? Are there better places for the CD. I don't want to get burned on bad disks etc. Thanks in advance.
reekor
03-02-2007, 03:39 PM
Here www.fordcds.com knock yourself right out lol.
I am having problems with my CVPI 4.6 (P0305 code, missfire on #5 plug) and would like to get a factory service manual for the vehicle. I have seen some CD-Roms on ebay. My real preferance is a paper copy. Does anyone know if they are available, if so where? Are there better places for the CD. I don't want to get burned on bad disks etc. Thanks in advance.
I am having problems with my CVPI 4.6 (P0305 code, missfire on #5 plug) and would like to get a factory service manual for the vehicle. I have seen some CD-Roms on ebay. My real preferance is a paper copy. Does anyone know if they are available, if so where? Are there better places for the CD. I don't want to get burned on bad disks etc. Thanks in advance.
way2old
03-02-2007, 05:59 PM
If you insist on paper manuals, go to www.helm.com and search it out. Helm is the major pudlication for all domestic service manuals.
wgbtucson
03-02-2007, 08:49 PM
reekor, thank you...I will see if the link helps when I get back to work (high speed vs dialup)...thanks again!
reekor
03-02-2007, 10:20 PM
No problem, just keep in mind that you'll need a cd or dvd burner......
reekor, thank you...I will see if the link helps when I get back to work (high speed vs dialup)...thanks again!
reekor, thank you...I will see if the link helps when I get back to work (high speed vs dialup)...thanks again!
Stale Trooper
03-24-2007, 08:34 PM
I've bought 2 of the CD's off E-bay, both for Fords, I don't feel I got burnt on them.
They are are a little hard to move around in, and the 'Search' feature sucks big time, but all in all, they are a good source of info & data; and on the plus side, you can print out which ever pages you need and when they get greasy, you can toss them, and not have to worry about getting a $70-100 manual torn up.
They are are a little hard to move around in, and the 'Search' feature sucks big time, but all in all, they are a good source of info & data; and on the plus side, you can print out which ever pages you need and when they get greasy, you can toss them, and not have to worry about getting a $70-100 manual torn up.
fleettech
04-12-2007, 10:04 PM
I've bought 2 of the CD's off E-bay, both for Fords, I don't feel I got burnt on them.
They are are a little hard to move around in, and the 'Search' feature sucks big time, but all in all, they are a good source of info & data; and on the plus side, you can print out which ever pages you need and when they get greasy, you can toss them, and not have to worry about getting a $70-100 manual torn up.
I absolutly hate trying to find anything on the factory ford cds they could lay them out to be easier to navigate for the technicians.:banghead: :banghead: :banghead:
They are are a little hard to move around in, and the 'Search' feature sucks big time, but all in all, they are a good source of info & data; and on the plus side, you can print out which ever pages you need and when they get greasy, you can toss them, and not have to worry about getting a $70-100 manual torn up.
I absolutly hate trying to find anything on the factory ford cds they could lay them out to be easier to navigate for the technicians.:banghead: :banghead: :banghead:
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