Any one ever see one of these manuals?

[chevyCowboy]

was crusing around on ebay and found this any body ever seen one before?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=380299889934&fromMakeTrack=true&ssPageName=VIP:watchlink:top:en

 

[Woody35]

no i havent but it looks like they were only given to diesel techs that took a class on the 6.5 back in 92

 

[Brooklyn Tow]

For 65 bucks if you had a 93......But you'd get the same info here, I bet!

 

[chevyCowboy]

i might put a bid in and see if i can get it for a low price. sounds like it would have good info in it

 

[chevyCowboy]

For 65 bucks if you had a 93......But you'd get the same info here, I bet!

i do have a 93 but i wonder if i need it with all that i have learnd here

 

[Brooklyn Tow]

Armageddon, the apocolypse.....hey ya never know...

 

[iamdave0887]

I've got one. They are really handy. It's got loads of info including all engine part measurements, clearances, and torque specs to name a few pages. Those books were given to college auto programs that were in the GM program, like my college.

There's also real nice cut away diagrams of the DB2 in there as well as fuel flow diagrams. I remember a few engine cut away diagrams as well as loads of testing procedures. There's too much to list here, but if you can get it for a low price, go for it.

There was also a special much smaller book on the DS4 and another on the Tech II procedures for the 6.5. I have both of those around here somewheres as well, as well as a book for the 7.8L "Duramax" medium/heavy duty truck engine, and an entire book on just T-cases and the IFS 4 wheel drive full of exploded view diagrams.

GM made loads of these books, so any you can get your hands are well worth the read.