[whitepark]

Seeking a copy of the old Haynes 911 manual that covers up to 1976

Thanks

[Dr K]

Why? The factory manuals have been linked here for years. I've always found Haynes manuals to be...a poor choice.

[whitepark]

Originally Posted by Dr K

Why? The factory manuals have been linked here for years. I've always found Haynes manuals to be...a poor choice.

I don't mind Haynes; I'll happily use both the factory and Haynes manuals.

And I have now purchased the used early Haynes manual I was seeking, so we can close the thread.

Thanks all.

[86911TLCAB]

I agree on the Haynes manual. Have found bits of info in that which i didn't find in the service manual or the bigger bently book...

[elmodius]

I have an older Haynes manual for sale, currently listed with 3 other books. But if anyone is interested i could sell this one separately.

[Vicegrip]

I too use a mix of factory and non factory. My German 1/2 likes the factory books but sometimes I need to help along the English 1/2 with some good ol' Murcan' explanations and picturz.

[whitepark]

Originally Posted by 86911TLCAB

I agree on the Haynes manual. Have found bits of info in that which i didn't find in the service manual or the bigger bently book...

What is the bigger Bently book? - please educate the uninitiated newbie

[Trak Ratt]

I found the Haynes manual to be more confusing than helpful. They include info for serveral years and models. That are often are not germain for a particular year.

[whitepark]

Originally Posted by Trak Ratt

I found the Haynes manual to be more confusing than helpful. They include info for serveral years and models. That are often are not germain for a particular year.

That was one of the reasons I wanted a copy of the early version of the Haynes manual - at least it stops at 1975. That manual was superseded and the later Haynes version covers through to 1989 from memory.

[Trak Ratt]

Not many '75s had carbs from factory. But what ever sets your idle!