Review on 📕 Haynes 43010 Repair Manual for Technical Troubleshooting by Zack Block

I've used Haynes manuals on about 6 vehicles. Everything is very detailed and informative. I don't know what happened to this particular guide. Firstly, the paper used reminds me of newspaper and is very fragile! You usually use one of these when working on a car. You know, greasy hands and stuff. That doesn't sit well with this newspaper. So be careful. Any chemical will ruin the book! You need to go back to better paper. The images are very difficult to interpret and most of the images provided turn out to be useless for what you are doing. I changed the gearbox. The parts you were supposed to loosen or remove were wrong. I ended up having to "fish it out". There are no usable schematics. I had to get them from other sources to trace the radio short. The book is also a bit messy. Tightening torques and specs are not where they should be. There are very few troubleshooting guides available. Haynes produces books of the highest quality. I just don't know what happened to it. You should really consider editing it again.