Hey so I am about to rebuild my engine. I got all my parts and everything but I don't want to mess anything up, I would like to find the right manual for the steps that I am going to be making: I spun a rod bearing and I decided to get new things in the process, Mounts, clutch, chains, rods, bearings, ect, I just want to get the right manual so I can successfully complete the build, PLEASE, I know it's expensive but I don't want to spend full price on somethug I don't have toos thank you for any information.

 

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I purchased a second edition 2009 shop manual and electrical manual on eBay a few years ago for about $110 for both. I prefer paper for garage work.

 

They have these new things called Printers. You can print out a paper copy of the pdf service manual...

 

I printed the pdf and set it all up in a three ring binder.
I would love to take on an s2k engine rebuild. I have not rebuilt an engine in 35 years and it would be a blast. I've never touched aluminum.
Good luck with it.

 

But that isnt really legal so we try not to suggest it.

 

Good to know, thx!

 

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Is that correct? If you purchase a pdf you can't print it for personal use?

 

You can print to your heart's content. The example you gave is similiar to purchasing an LP or CD and making tape copies or putting it on your hard drive/mobile for listening later. The gray area is file sharing. That is what the Napster blow up was.

Printing our a specific procedure especially in aviation, is a good way to go but a car you own, I think is different. You may want to do several things at one time and it is nice to browse and get a feel for things. So much easier to use than an iPad or trying to print when the black is running low.