Lexus: 1995 Lexus ES300 repair manual

A Camry manual would probably be closer since both of these models are based
on the same platform and engines to a large degree.

Doug

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That's what I mean't, Camry. Thanks.
 

I'm going to go to the library today and see if they are available there.



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> Where's the best place to pick up a Haynes or Chilton manual? Do any of
the 

Yes. I bought mine at a Pep Boys. You can also find them at the major
books stores or online. The problem is that they don't seem to be releasing
them for the more recent models. I don't know if they have even released
one for 1995 models. I am guessing the proprietary and knock off CDs are
eating up the market share. You see lots of these on Ebay but there are a
lot of bad versions and rip offs out there.

Doug

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Where's the best place to pick up a Haynes or Chilton manual? Do any of the
big chain auto parts stores stock them or special order them?

V.H.

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Could be. I just bought the 1995 Camry Haynes to use on the Lexus. The
motor info and tranny appears to be exact. The brake system too or close
enough.


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On 30 Jul 2004 15:09:24 -0400, com (Peter Parker) wrote:
 

Just an FYI.

I'm no mechanic, but I know the parts are different though the major
drive components may be the same. For example, the spark plug wires
for a Camry are different (e.g., cheaper) than the ones for an ES300.
The fact that I chose to use Camry wires in my ES300 may explain why
I get more ignition noise through the radio than I used to.