1985 RX-7 Factory Workshop Manual
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1985 RX-7 Factory Workshop Manual
I went manual shopping today, at a place called books4cars.com in Seattle, and bought an '82 factory workshop manual and a '91 wiring diagram for my project. While I was there, I saw a pristine '85 factory workshop manual that looked like it had just come out of the plastic. I thought about getting it, as my parts -SE is an '85, but I figured that was a poor excuse to spend the $79.95 they were asking for it.
Anyhoo, I thought I'd let the board know about it. It's not a crappy MazdaTrix reprint--the pictures were perfectly legible. BTW, I got the feeling that the prices were negotiable. The prices I paid were about 2/3rds what books4cars.com had listed on abebooks.com.
Anyhoo, I thought I'd let the board know about it. It's not a crappy MazdaTrix reprint--the pictures were perfectly legible. BTW, I got the feeling that the prices were negotiable. The prices I paid were about 2/3rds what books4cars.com had listed on abebooks.com.
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Yes...thanks. I printed a copy of the '80 manual that I use.
Yes...$80 is a bit much. That's why I indicated the price might be flexible, if one were to be enterprising and email the seller. However, $80 for a pristine Toyo Kogyo manual versus $80 for a shitty MazdaTrix reprint is something to consider.
Yes...$80 is a bit much. That's why I indicated the price might be flexible, if one were to be enterprising and email the seller. However, $80 for a pristine Toyo Kogyo manual versus $80 for a shitty MazdaTrix reprint is something to consider.
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Originally Posted by hammmy
Yes...thanks. I printed a copy of the '80 manual that I use.
Yes...$80 is a bit much. That's why I indicated the price might be flexible, if one were to be enterprising and email the seller. However, $80 for a pristine Toyo Kogyo manual versus $80 for a shitty MazdaTrix reprint is something to consider.
Yes...$80 is a bit much. That's why I indicated the price might be flexible, if one were to be enterprising and email the seller. However, $80 for a pristine Toyo Kogyo manual versus $80 for a shitty MazdaTrix reprint is something to consider.
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Originally Posted by MACH7
Where can I find the PDF of the 85 manual?
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Here are the manuals. It appears that it will be okay since the university gives 200MB of storage and all of the manuals are 152 MB. It is on a fast connection, so they shouldn't take long to download as long as you have a high speed connection on your end.
http://oregonstate.edu/~abelk/Manuals/
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http://oregonstate.edu/~abelk/Manuals/
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Originally Posted by Crit
Does anyone have Chapters 7A and 7B (Manual and Auto Trannies)?
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