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Old 25 March 2006, 13:40   #1
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Clymer or Seloc......which is best?

Hi,
Subject says it all.
Before I spend the hard-earned on a detailed manual which way do you think I should go?

Also, does anyone have experience, good or bad, of the seloc on-line manuals?

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Old 26 March 2006, 00:49   #2
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I think ive seen copies of both on ebay for a few quid ??
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Old 26 March 2006, 10:09   #3
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Clymer all the way- I've got both clymer and seloc manuals for my engine and the clymer is FAR better, easier to read and higher quality pics (drawings rather than pictures). The seloc pics look like bad photocopies and are really hard to see what they refer to.
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