EtherealShade

I'm looking to pick up a Bentley for my car, and I was curious if anyone knew of a good source of inexpensive copies. Alternatively, I was thinking of picking up a 1 year subscription to AllData for the car, but I'm wary of doing so without knowing the quality of information provided. As such, I was curious if anyone had any experience with the AllData information for the car, and if so, if it is recommended.

RallyXAudi

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Jeff Doble

I've had a subscription on my Audi before and it was decent enough. I ended up unsubscribing only because I bought the Haynes and Bentley.

On the other hand, I've had an alldata subscription for my Subaru (factory manual costs around $800!) for the last 3 years or so. It's been mostly accurate but I have found one or two part numbers that were incorrect. Overall I like it a lot and it's been very helpful.

I don't think alldata will have as much info as the Bentley. If you plan on working on your car at all splurge for the $100 (cheaper on ebay if you're lucky) and buy the Bentley. Period.

JD

audinutt

seriously, I looked up clutch replacement and it was VERY vague, the bentley will tell you all you need to know and then some...

i would spend the $$ and get the bentley. you won't regret it.

-richard

Jeff Doble

On my Subaru clutch replacement was an exact procedure about 25 steps long. It was extremely helpful, especially regarding bolt torques (only because I don't have the Subaru manuals). I remember the Audi details as being somewhat vague which I attributed to it being an older vehicle. There's not as much support because of that I think

JD