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Tags: Mitchell1 eAutoRepair Do-It-Yourself Automotive Repair Information (1-Week Activation Card)
- Mechanical repair procedures
- Diagnostic and troubleshooting guides
- Complete wiring diagrams
- Exploded view illustrations
- Factory service tips–TSBs and recalls
eAutoRepair.net is a website dedicated to car savvy do-it-yourselfers like you. It covers just about every vehicle made from 1983 to 2004, and has a ton of detailed repair procedures including factory diagnostics and troubleshooting, electrical component location tables, exploded view illustrations, complete vacuum diagrams and plenty more. Want to double check and see what could be causing that engine knock? Not a problem, eAutoRepair has you covered. Look it up, print out what you need, an
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(out of 9 reviews)
Price: $ 5.45
Review by Allyn D. Plowe for Mitchell1 eAutoRepair Do-It-Yourself Automotive Repair Information (1-Week Activation Card)
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This site claims to have plenty of diagrams. Well it has absolutely none that I needed. If this is supposed to be used my thousands of professional in their shop then I’m glad that I work on my car as much as possible myself.
Review by Tim Mcdonnell for Mitchell1 eAutoRepair Do-It-Yourself Automotive Repair Information (1-Week Activation Card)
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I found the product to be very useful myself; wiring diagrams are better than any books I had seen and now I know why. The information here comes from Mitchell1; most of the pro technicians I know pay good money every month to use it. The vehicle has a leak near the tailgate area and there were some Honda tech bulletins here that I never knew about. It was worth it just for that and details of the “surprise” third fuse panel under the hood. True, some of it might be over your head, but overall I found eAutoRepair to be a great deal for a car savvy do-it-yourselfer.
Review by Christopher Edgar for Mitchell1 eAutoRepair Do-It-Yourself Automotive Repair Information (1-Week Activation Card)
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This product is pretty disappointing. From their website they make it out to sound like they have the full mechanics manual for your vehicle. All they really have (at least for my 2006 volvo V50) is instructions on how to replace the air cabin filter (which you can find better directions on the web for free) They have all the relatively useless technical service bulletins but no instructions on how to replace your brake pads and rotors. I suppose I would feel very ripped off had they not provided the TSB’s and if I had spent more than $2.98 (thankfully shipping was amazon prime). Based on my experiences, I wouldn’t pin your hopes on this service having the information you need to fix your car.
Review by Andrew E. Hansen III for Mitchell1 eAutoRepair Do-It-Yourself Automotive Repair Information (1-Week Activation Card)
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I’ve used Mitchell1’s eAutoRepair in the past and found everything I needed. Sadly, this was not the case this time. When you register, they don’t tell you what info they have for your vehicle, so when I registered this time with a new vehicle I assumed I would get the same type and around the same quantity of info I got for my F-150. This isn’t the case, with my ‘01 Saturn SW2. Even the Haynes manuals, which have hardly anything specific to my vehicle year and model, cover more. Perhaps if they could tell you what info they cover on your vehicle before paying, it could help avoid problems like this. Fortunately I was able to pull down everything I needed from Alldata.
I’d say if you had a popular vehicle that sold high volumes, you’ll probably be fine, but if you have an 01 Saturn SW2, the handbook that came with your car has more info.
Review by Chuck Stern for Mitchell1 eAutoRepair Do-It-Yourself Automotive Repair Information (1-Week Activation Card)
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“Before purchasing, please take a moment to read what is not currently covered in eAutoRepair. Because this product is designed for the “Car Savvy” auto enthusiast and deals only with the mechanical repair and service, the following subjects are among those currently not aligned with the intended use of this product and are therefore not covered:
Body & Collision Repairs, including: Headlight / Tailight Replacement. Windows & Regulators. Door Panels, Locks & Latches. Mirrors, Glass, Wipers, Filters R & I, Spark Plugs and Wires R & I, Radiators & Thermostats R & I, Non-Standard Parts ”
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