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Hi from Wales all!

I've got a v8 100 series (Oct 02, new facelift model) called the Amazon in the UK.

I'm looking for a repair manual but the max ellery and haynes ones only cover up 2002 (the one just before my model).

Can anyone help?

Thanks,
Sword
 
The service repair manual that you want is the official Toyota Factory Service Manual (FSM). The cost is more than the Max Ellery or Haynes manuals but the information is much more detailed and model specific. Check with your local Toyota dealer or you can buy from the US. We don't have the Amazon 100 series but I suspect our 4.7 Liter Petrol model is very similiar.
 
yes, thanks Hoser - the Amazon is a dead ringer for the currnet Lexus LX - very nice!

Thanks for the tip.

Sword
 
Apologies for "replying" to my own last post ...

But does anyone know whether there is a UK version of this site? I've tried looking but can't find - though I'd have thought there must be!

thanks,
Sword
 
Oh, THAT site. Thought you meant THIS site.
 
100 TD said:
It is a pity that it is ten times the price of the US one!

Well, one-day access is 16 € + VAT (16% in Spain), total 18,56 €. That's about double the US site price. ( 10 US$, IIRC). Still more expensive, but still affordable.
 
I would like to know (preferably before paying) whether I could get everything I wanted on my Amazon from the US site or whether I'd be best looking at the Euro site.

I suppose if I want the steering column on the correct side and corresponding components in the engine bay ...

Sword
 
I'm sure you could get most of what you need on the US site. However, there will be some small difference in location of parts and hose plumbing as you are RHD.

Keep in mind, it takes a lot of time to download everything you think you may need in the future. What is it that you nee
 
Dandon said:
Well, one-day access is 16 € + VAT (16% in Spain), total 18,56 €. That's about double the US site price. ( 10 US$, IIRC). Still more expensive, but still affordable.
But if you want more than one day, one month access is 240 euro or $299USD compared to $50USD and one year is 2400 euro or $2994USD compared to $350USD.....a big difference
 
100 TD said:
But if you want more than one day, one month access is 240 euro or $299USD compared to $50USD and one year is 2400 euro or $2994USD compared to $350USD.....a big difference

You are right, I didn't look at that. I was only considering the option of the one-day subscription and downloading until the computer smoked :)
 
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