I typically buy the Haynes manual for every car/ truck that I own bc it's a great reference tool. I have been reluctant to get the one for my JK nc it seems too broad bc it says 87-2011? Have wranglers not changed that much that they can group the manuals for so many years into one? Any input would be appreciated.
Thanks in advanced!

 

The JK is quite a bit different from earlier Wranglers. I, too, suspect the Haynes manual is not specific enough to be of much help to JK owners.

So, your best options are:
Jeep's JK year-specific service manual on CD, for about $135.

An ALLData subscription for 5 years for about $40. This will give you access to the factory service manual, anywhere you have connection to the internet.

 

Ron, is that CD still limited to IE 7 or whatever? I wish they'd just put in in a .pdf and sell it. So much easier to read and print and just plain use.

 

I'm running it on IE 9. The CD is from 2008, and I had to add some program data to make it work after the first IE update.

 

Mine will not seem to work on windows 8.1...but i have not messed around to much yet to try and make it work...

 

Have you considered ALLData? It's a good deal, and is the same as the factory service manual.

 

Thanks guys I'll look into them

 

I have to a degree, but usually find what i need online... Not always though as im sure you've noticed lol.

 

well i figured out how to use my service manual from jeep on my windows 8 pc and ie11 finally.

 

Please do share. :-)