mandyfig

Picked up the Manual at Advance Auto. Checked it out. Good resource. They tackle the V-6 which our Engine. 330 only.

For DIY'er good book. I like it for $19.

salimshah

Do you find it a bit generic. A mechanic can possibly make use of it while a DIY'er is left with the desire of more information.

I have had issues with detailed procedures. Pictures showing hidden snaps, and torque information.

Let us know how detailed this manual is and how misinformed I possibly am.

Salim

mandyfig

It is your typical Haynes manual. It is useful in a sense that it points you to the direction of the components, but not detailed enough to let you know whatv techniques are needed to do a job-repair correctly. OEM Manuals have been designed so that there is no confusion on how to replace-repair a component. Plus it includes a series of root cause (step-by-step flow chart) analysis which is severly lacking on a Haynes manual. For for getting aquainted with your RX330. The rest would be up to the DIY'ers experience. Still a good investment for $19.