I just bought a '99 Outback. Need a repair manual before I try to tackle new engine seals. Sounds like Haynes is best. Can't find it. Question is, Will the '98 Haynes Outback manual work for me?
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'99 Outback Repair Manual
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pilot6764
, Oct 31 2004 02:19 PM
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Posted 31 October 2004 - 07:01 PM
My guess is that it will cover most things for you ok but I san't say for sure. Keep an eye out on Ebay for factory manuals, you may find a good deal on one there.
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Posted 31 October 2004 - 07:03 PM
My guess is that it will cover most things for you ok but I san't say for sure. Keep an eye out on Ebay for factory manuals, you may find a good deal on one there.
I have a '99 and used the Haynes for the 98 to replace timing belt, oil seals, camshaft seals and a lot more. No problems for me. I think the 98 and 99 are just about the same.
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