[joe2000gt]

Anyone know where I can get one of these? Haynes and Chilton's do not have one yet, so it seems that the genuine Mazda manual is my only choice. Any idea how much they cost?

 

[Ernie]

Anyone know where I can get one of these? Haynes and Chilton's do not have one yet, so it seems that the genuine Mazda manual is my only choice. Any idea how much they cost?

RTFM . . . and I mean that in the nicest way.

The back of your user's manual states you can get it from the dealer.

It sucks though, frankly. It's better than the two you mentioned, but it's no Helms. I suspect (from the electrical manual) that it's intentional to force the dealers to send their people to certified training

 

[beard0350]

alldatadiy.com is great. I asked my mazda dealer to fax me a procedure to remove the cylinder heads on my 6s and when i went to alldatadiy.com and purchased a one year subscription for my car, it was identical to the procedure the dealer faxed me. if you have acess to a printer at work you could print all the info out before the subscription runs out(It's a shit ton of printing if you want it all). it was $26.50 for a year on the first vehicle and $16.50 for each additional. There is a 5 year option also. I've found it VERY useful, It has all the info i could possibly dream of. it has wire diagrams, torque specs, loosening & tightening sequences, diagnostic procedures etc.

 

[Mike_G]

^^ Just checked yesterday at dealership for schematic manual and shop manual and the electrical schematics would be about $100 and the Shop manual was about $200. For $45, I got the 5 years at http://alldatadiy.com and it seems to be just what I need for some of the projects I want to do.

Thanks for the link

 

[sameh90]

i asked the dealership here several times. their answer was always: it's not for sale..GTFO