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Old 12-09-2009, 03:28 AM
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Does any one have part numbers for engine manuals from GM?

Im after LS3, LS7 and LS9.

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I know Im think but is says they dont exsist.
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They show the 2008 and 2009 DVD under Corvette. The DVD covers 1998 - 2009 vehicles. They don't print paper manuals like they used to so the information can be updated more often without have to reprint data.

$400.00

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OOff thats more than I was expecting.

So whats the cheapest way to get engine building torque specs etc for LS3/ LS7 and LS9 engines?
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Find a dealer that will print the pages out for you or pay the man.
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So every company and home builder has paid $400 so they can put their engine together?
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WWW.ALLDATADIY.COM

saved my bacon more than once. just make sure you know what vehicle you are buying the licenses for. not a bad deal IMO.

it is more comprehensive and easier to work with than mitchelonline and some of the others
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That was I was gonna say too, Alldata is plagiarized GM service manual information that you can use on a subscription basis.
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