Giveuptheghost

Anyone know where I can find this information online? I've searched just about everywhere.

texasred

What model and engine size?
C.J.

Giveuptheghost

It's a olds 350 5.7l in a standard cutlass 2 dr hardtop.

Thanks.

texasred

See if this helps
http://s122.photobucket.com/albums/o...1%20emissions/

C.J.

Giveuptheghost

Thanks! You just saved me $50. I was about to buy an original service manual on ebay.

texasred

Actually, that's probably the best $50 you will spend on your car! I couldn't live without mine. You can get "new" (reprint) from Year One for $79.

You can also find the Chassis Service Manual and Fisher Body Manual on CD (Detroit Iron) for about $50....but you have to have a computer handy when you are working on your car.

C.J.

Chumley

I agree, spending $50 on ebay for an original chassis service manual is a great investment, especially if you plan on keeping the car for awhile. The one I have for my '72 has been invaluable. ( sometimes I like to just browse thru it) Chumley

72 Supreme

I'll second that on the manuel. The electrical schematics are worth the price on the book.
Doug.

texasred

Do you have a 72 diagram that you could scan and email me? I have a 72 parts car and am confused on a few of the 71-72 differences.

C.J.

72 Supreme

I'll see what I can do to get it to you.
Doug

wdwnut

The very first thing I did after purchasing my 1971 Cutlass convertible three months ago for a restoration project was to buy a Chilton repair manual. It was cheaper ordering it through our local Borders bookstore. The amount of information in it is PRICELESS.