This manual is stupid the only manual to get is the fsm. It's is like okay to remove the alternator the first step is remove the alternator well its not quite that bad but you know what I mean.
Sean

Get a Chiltons

I like my Haynes.
If you search the FAQ's they dog the Chiltons for not enough info.
I guess its up to you. I had the Haynes for 3 different cars and it has worked wonders for me.

Whats up Johathon? I think I have a chiltons, they do kinda suck, but a haynes is probably better...but, whats better than that is a FSM!! :~) I found your address BTW

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I have a Chilton manual, the green one with the thickness of a phone book. It's not close to as good as the Nissan one, but at $20, no complain.

Yesterday, I was at Grand Auto and saw the Haynes one by accident. So, I ripped open the plastic wrap and started to read. (I bought that book afterward, so it's not vandalism.)

God, it's much better than the Chilton one. Besides, it's only $13. It has more pictures, covered more on the late model Sentra than the early ones, they even have an exploded view of the Nismo B13 kit. I will say it answers 85% of all 'How to' questions on the list.

It's a lot more practical than the Chilton. The only thing the Chilton one excels is the specification tables, since the Haynes one contains none. The BEST one I have ever layed my grubby paws on is the Nissan one. But it's a little costly.


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I highly recommend checking out the Haynes service manual. I discovered and became a supporter of Haynes when I had my old '82 Subaru hatchback. I recently purchased the Haynes Sentra manual. The latest version covers the '82 to '94 sentra. Yeah, that's a big year range, but I find it to be an excellent companion to the Nissan service manual. And hey, it's only $13.

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thats all folks

I picked up my FSM from Garden Grove Nissan for only $63 with SERCA discount.

Art

I bought my FSM for $20 used.....;) :p

Originally posted by SENTRASER
I bought my FSM for $20 used.....;) :p

I tried to find a used one but no one would sell me one!

Still $63 isn't bad and it is currently grease free (almost)! ;)

Art