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Haynes Manuel?
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check out the haynes website
http://www.haynes.co.uk
They do a yaris manual for up to a 2005 model, probably 99% is the same as the latest models. Most libraries loan out Haynes manuals so it may be worth borrowing one first?
They are a good starting point for beginners.0 -
A brand new one?
What do you want to do to it?! If anything breaks it has a warranty, tinkering with it yourself will most probably void that.
Although it probably is useful if a bulb goes
I don't usually bother getting a Haynes manual till it's near the end of it's warranty.:A MSE's turbo-charged CurlyWurlyGirly:A
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brazilianwax wrote: »A brand new one?
What do you want to do to it?!
Service it?
I've always serviced my own cars from brand new - no way I'd pay a dealer £180 to change the oil and kick the tyres!
No reason why servicing a car yourself with correct parts and oil should invalidate the warranty.
Trouble is, whenever a new model comes out it's usually a good 3-4 years until Haynes bring out a manual for it.0
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