MX-6 workshop manual

**Hot Cheese** · 3-12-07, 12:33

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ORIGINAL-1996-...em130088822596

Can one of the resident genius' take a look at this and tell us if it's the right one?
I might pick it up if no-one else is interested.

**Oddball** · 3-12-07, 15:45

Looking at the index page, it looks like Vols one and two together (engine / body). Cannot make out 'technical data' in there or the 'specialist tools' sections, but all looks ok.

Oddy.

Parallex · 3-12-07, 16:25

I would be interested in this if you're not, Cheesy my old boy?

I have been after one of these for a while....

Ben.

**Hot Cheese** · 3-12-07, 16:47

After you old bean.
I just wanted to make sure someone in the club got them.

**Einstein** · 3-12-07, 18:41

To be pretty honest, they are as stated, US manuals, and as such are not the same as for our cars, but still very similar for most mechanical issues..

The electrics are different for a start..

but for what it's worth, all my 3 books together, are about 4" thick.

John

Parallex · 3-12-07, 19:36

I'm a numpty. I didnt read it carefully enough. As pointed out its a U.S. edition.

All yours Cheesey my old bean counter you.

**Hot Cheese** · 3-13-07, 0:33

Hmmm, should have made myself more clear. The fact that they say US was really what I was asking about.
Unless anyone says they're bidding i'll leave it up to my mood when they finish. I'll porb leave them alone.

**Oddball** · 3-13-07, 6:21

I missed the US part

but.. dependant on the price, i would still buy it .. Engine wise, it should be virtually the same apart from some extras which i assume would relate to emmisions. Its still talking about the same engine and how to pull it apart, if this is what your looking for. Like John says, the main difference will be the wiring colours, and being a 96 version, it will be referencing OBDII management which we dont have.
If nothing happens on it, i'll pick it up.

Oddy.