I've just gotten a workshop manual from diymanuals on eBay, and in typical ebay-style feedback, "AAA+++" :dance:

 

diymanuals

 

They don't have the workshop manual for my KE35, or I'd get one too. These appear to be the actual Toyota electronic workshop manuals (Mitchell Repair?), has all wiring diagrams, torque settings, troubleshooting and just about everything else about the car too :D

Edited June 2, 200521 yr by demuire

i wish they would ship overseas :dance:

i have a few toyota manuals - what part of the ke35 manual are you looking for?

I used to have both yellow books, now I only have one. Seem to have lost the body one...

 

I don't specifically need any part of it at the moment, but it'll be nice to have.

 

And besides, you have friends in Oz, I'm sure something could be worked out :dance:

Edited June 3, 200521 yr by demuire

does any body have the ke20 workshop manual, i ordered one from a local spare parts dealer onlyto be told its $85 and i have to wait up to 6 weeks... if they can still get it at all

EIGHTY FIVE BUCKS EACH!!!

 

f@$k, i've got entire sets of yellow books off ebay for 20 bucks!

i have a ke20 one - body manual, has all the wiring diagram, i could probably scan it, and put it on a cd for you and send it..

 

i can also do that for you to Demuire with the ke3* ones if you wanted?

 

iv also got some electrical ones and a couple ke70 ones..

that would be great if you could scan it... but i don't know what i could do in return?

in return? this not about wanting something in return, more just wanting to help the greater good for corolla owners.. :)

For anyone in Brisbane,

 

there is a car bookshop in Bowen Hills, its on a corner, has a picture of a Datsun 260Z on the sign I believe. Has pretty much goddamn everything u could want in terms of car literature. Will post again when I find out the actual Address and name.

dude just send ur mum and ur nana out to all the op shops and second hard book stores. that how i scored my ke20 gregories manual for $2

cheers harley

i have the original toyota workshop manuals:

-Repair Manual For Chassis and Body (Corolla FR Sprinter) AE86 Series

-Engine Repair Manual 2a,3a,3a-c,4a,4a-c,4a-ge

 

dad got them cheap at a garage sale ages ago, they are in perfect nick (couple of grease marks on the pages) and i have seen the same things in worse condition go for $300 for the pair...

 

 

mmmmmmmm.. gold mine

 

 

 

*note, not the gregories ones, these are genuine toyota radness injected manuals

Edited June 10, 200521 yr by Jusdrifn 86

hey i've got a first gen. corolla manual (up to '70) i bought of ebay hopng it would have lots of info on body and suspension.

it focuses mostly on engine/trans.

it was printed in austrailia and that's where i bought it. any interest at all?

I picked up the gregories corolla 1970-1978 for five bucks at the local markets and some of the information has been priceless ie. wiring diagrams etc.

Hello everyone,

 

I recently purchased a 2001 Seca Liftback AE112R 7A-FE.

 

Was interested in knowing differences between the AE112R and the Ae102.

 

Reason for question: Trying to find a worshop manual for the AE112R with the 1.8 ltr 7A-FE but can only find manuals for the AE102 with the 7A-FE.

 

Are the mechanicals and engine for both models the same ?

 

Would it be ok to get the workshop manual for the AE102 ?

 

Thanks Kev