Howdy folks,
This is David51 here and I’m new to the site. I have a 2007 Berlingo, which I bought used. As such it didn’t come with a service manual so some of the questions I ask may be very basic. I want to get a good service book for the vehicle and wonder what, in your experience, has been the best one. Thanks!
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Haynes used to be good, the operative word being "used", but ones I have either bought or borrowed recently do not seem as good as the earlier ones and the paper quality is also not as good.
The only one I have seen is for the Berlingo/Partner for models up to 2005 and doesn't cover the newer 1600 diesel engine though coverage of the older units is at best poor and photography non too brilliant.
Just my opinion for what it is worth
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Howdy folks,
This is David51 here and I’m new to the site. I have a 2007 Berlingo, which I bought used. As such it didn’t come with a service manual so some of the questions I ask may be very basic. I want to get a good service book for the vehicle and wonder what, in your experience, has been the best one. Tha
Welcome aboard.I have a 57 1.6 HDI & contacted Haynes who stated they have no plans to publish manuals for later Berlingos.I suppose modern cars are too complicated for them.
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(23-04-2011, 07:49 PM)ron Wrote: I suppose modern cars are too complicated for them.
Too complicated for us rather than them I reckon!
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