Where can I get a more detailed diagram on how to replace a heater core in a 1992 Chevy corsica?

Question

It is hard to read my manual

Answer 1

http://www.autozone.com/repair_info.htm

Answer 2

There's a company called alldata.com that offers factory service illustrations and repair info online as well as wiring diagram's and TSB's for cars from 1982 on up. You can sign up for 1 year for $25.00 or 3 years for $45.00.
Also, you can order a factory service manual from helm.com but they run about $100.00 and you would have to wait for it to come in the mail whereas alldata can be viewed right away online. Both of them are very technical as they are written for dealer tech's to use and have much more info than a Chilton or Hayne's manual.
I highly recommend these two options to anyone interested in saving money by repairing there own vehicle.

Hope this helps, Paul

Answer 3

Hi there,
Don't know what kind of manual you have, but I usually get a repair manual right away when I get a car. The manuals will give you specs and instructions (with pictures and diagrams) to do almost anything on the vehicle. Even if you're advanced in repair, they will give you a LOT of information that you may have to dig for hours elsewhere to find. The two most popular brands are Chilton and Haynes. Links are below... Also, you can usually find them used on other sites like ebay or amazon.com... And, of course, local parts stores should have them in stock. Hope this helps!

Links....
http://www.chiltonsonline.com/
http://www.haynes.com/