Looking for a workshop/service manual.
Something at least as good as a Haynes (they didn't publish one).
Any recommendations?
Harry

 

I found a huge 60mb pdf manual but may not exactly be for US models here
http://www.jeepolog.com/UserFiles/do...per_manual.pdf

 

You can also go to, manualsonline.com
and it is free. I usually use the factory ones in paper or get them on DVD's.
Paper ones run around $300/yr and is 2 volumes

Hope this helps

 

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