mk2 haynes manual

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woody

mk2 haynes manual

Post by woody »

http://www.haynes.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stor ... &langId=-1

there are thousands of people all over the world with mk2 mr2's surely it would be profitable for haynes to produce a manual for our cars.. :roll:
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True, it's relatively low-volume compared to your Ford Focus's etc, but they did do an MR2 mk1 which I can't imagine sold more than the mk2...

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http://www.haynes.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stor ... &langId=-1
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The MR2 MK1 manual was a US one though.
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I don't think it comes down to haynes wanting to do one, I think it comes down to what information the manufacturers are prepared to let them have, and for which market the manual is aimed at.
The mk1 manual would have been fairly straight forward to market in Britain, but it isn't offically available, also once you compare it to the BGB you realise how info they just copy over and print off as there own. Even some of the diagrams are the same. hth.
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Post by woody »

my girlfriend has just bought a 96 rav4 and there isnt a manual avalible for that either... but it says on the haynes website that it is one of the vehicles under consideration.
i wonder what it would take to get the mk2 on the "under consideration" pile? :roll:
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