Repair Manual

[madidazz]

go to :

http://www.zag.si/~jank/public/bmw/haynes/

[Dave M]

Interesting, but I think we've seen bentley's around here 'somewhere' ;) and it really does whoop the Haynes man's behind. There are, however, some good photos in the Haynes and the body stuff is OK.

I have all three (Chiltons, Haynes, Bentleys) and can't remember the last I opened anything but Bentleys.

Thanks for that,

Dave M

[Airborne001]

I think having all three really is best, even Bentley ain't perfect. Sometimes a second photo helps you get a real idea of what is going on.

Thanks for taking the time to upload this.

[mattyb]

thanks

[E34-520iSE]

I have a hardcopy of the Haynes manual, it's pretty good on the engine, steering and suspension but don't bother with the wiring diagrams - they look like they've been written for a Triumph Herald or a Lockheed Lightning, not an e34! The Bentley manual is miles better 'if you can find it!' ;-)

ATB,

Shaun M

[fujioko]

Chiltons’s manuals suck. Haynes manuals are good if you own a Triumph Spitfire. Bently manuals are OK, however they really do have a lot of mistakes and omissions in the electrical area. What else is available?

[bigtisas]

Thanks.

[SharkmanBMW]

Best one is here:

Bentley with working bookmarks

http://formulaconsulting.net/~m5board/e34%20bmw%20service%20repair%20guide%20v1.0.pdf

[Yiorgos]

Bentleys FTW

[kwbimmer]

go to :

http://www.zag.si/~jank/public/bmw/haynes/

Any chance that you would have an electronic copy of the owners manual?

Drew

[kwbimmer]

Best one is here:

Bentley with working bookmarks

http://formulaconsulting.net/~m5board/e34%20bmw%20service%20repair%20guide%20v1.0.pdf

Any chance that you would have an electronic copy of the owners manual?

Drew