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> Is the "914" handbook a good ref book
GaroldShaffer
post Nov 16 2003, 10:44 PM
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to keep in the teener?? See photo.
Any better than a Hayes manual that I currently keep in
the 914? If so, what's a good price for one??

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post Nov 16 2003, 11:06 PM
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it's a nice book. not written in haynes speak and the pictures are right side up. "wilst holding the spanner..". i keep that one in the living room for reading with clean hands. got my new at a vw swapmeet. don't remember the price.

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post Nov 17 2003, 12:49 AM
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I like it better than the Hayne's manual. Or it's a good second read with additional info and some different pics!
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post Nov 17 2003, 06:57 AM
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It's an exact reprint of the Clymer manual. I have both. The old clymer stays in the shop for dirty hands, and the Lash book stays on my desk for the clean hands. I also have the Haynes. They have somewhat different info, so both are good to have. The Lash book seems to go more into detail about some things.
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post Nov 17 2003, 10:48 AM
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$10 at swap meet. i carry haynes and notebook in car. now if you could get a factory manual CD (914world.com/download) and a laptop and carry them in your car, then you'd be prepared!
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post Nov 17 2003, 11:09 AM
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Mostly the same info that's in the Haynes. But some of it is written from a different perspective (e.g., they didn't just quote the factory manual wholesale). It does cover the 914-6 to some extent, which Haynes does not do at all. It doesn't have electrical diagrams, which Haynes does.

It is, in fact, a reprint of the Clymer manual. I have both as well and have compared them page by page. This one is sometimes referred to as the "Lash" book, as I think it is printed by Lash International.

A good companion, I think, to the Haynes. I generally prefer Haynes, but I am pretty used to it.

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