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30 of 32 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Too Expensive, No Index, Not Good for the Average Joe, October 2, 2000
If you were to only buy one book on how to repair your Bug, DON'T buy this one. While it does contain a lot of information, it has several problems.First, it does not have an index. Second, it does not even have a centralized table of contents. Instead, each chapter has its own table of contents. Next, the book assumes you are working in a profesional mechanics shop, with hydraulic lifts, etc. This was made clear to me, when the section on removing the engine said to LOWER the car to 3 feet.. Shoot, I barely got the car above 2 1/2 feet with my floor jack, and that was using wood props. Also, they tell you to use lubricants that are not common, which can be substituted with a more common lubricant. If you have the money to blow, it probably is good to have this guide, as it is the "official" one, but I would recommend the Haynes guide above this one any day.
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