I bought a Haynes Skoda FABIA service manual Original from Haynes (not flea bay or Halfrauds)

What a crock

Cheap paper poor printing and Photos totally blurred, the paper is that cheap that the printing has bled out

What a difference from the old Haynes Manuals, plastic cover, clear crisp photos, on clear white quality paper, and procedures explained in full

ie:- You(ordinary owner) could use them to complete any job, even the four spanner ones given time

Much better guides and advise here in Briskoda Thank you guys and gals

National

Gotta make do with what is available! Better than nothing really

Totally agree with you guys prior to this message.

I have one and I find it really helpful. Although, the pictues could be clearer I suppose.

I agree, Haynes manuals are not what as good as they were. In older ones there was lots of diagrams and exploded diagrams showing parts, now there are not many. There was a website that did give these exploded diagrams which could be very useful called VagCat.com, but it has been down for a few months.

Although, we've got to make do with what is available. It is very useful for torque settings

Edited 10 May, 201016 yr by Jim H

They should make a PDF version in color so we can buy it online and print what we need when we need it, save them printing it

I rather dislike their lazy method of copying big chunks of text verbatim from one manual to another as well.

Google for mediafire briskoda service and check out the first link

I'm a fan of using what comes out of the horse's mouth to be honest, especially when the horse is called Skoda.

I rather dislike their lazy method of copying big chunks of text verbatim from one manual to another as well.

Google for mediafire briskoda service and check out the first link

Thanks

Just what i needed

I rather dislike their lazy method of copying big chunks of text verbatim from one manual to another as well.

Google for mediafire briskoda service and check out the first link

Awesome materials on there, thanks.... Saves me £15 on haynes manual for now...