rhett838

I have a digital copy of the CSM for my 1968 Cutlass. The pages above are missing. Does anyone have a copy of them?

I purchased an engine chassis harness and a front light harness from American wire. I want to install it this weekend but I need to get my bearings. It won't be a simple swap b/c it's an old car and the wires have been hacked into over the years.

Really I just need to know which connections go where. I know where the engine harness plugs into the firewall, but from there it gets dicey.

Thanks!

MDchanic

How much did you pay for that digital CSM? And how come you haven't bought an original paper one?

For a $25 annual subscription, you can join the Automotive History Preservation Society and download as many as you want, as well as many other documents (it was free until recently).

Here are those pages. Someone else may wish to scan their manual and send you ones that are even clearer, but these should be adequate, and are small enough for this site to handle.

- Eric

rhett838

Thanks Eric!!!! That's exactly what I needed!

I paid about 12 bucks for that cd. It's high a res copy. I had an original book for my 69 and I loved it!. I don't know why I haven't bought a paper copy for the 68. Maybe b/c some of those books are repros (like the assembly manual) and it's just illegible. I like the digital copy.

I think $25 is well worth the price for that subscription....thanks for your help!

MDchanic

Yeah, repro books are worse than useless, as are high-res scans, if pages are missing.

Everyone NEEDS to have an original factory CSM. Like they need oxygen. Really.
If you don't get one soon, you'll be flopping around like a fish on a dock.

Watch eBay and grab one when the price suits you (my '73 book was $8 shipped a few years ago).
It's okay if it's beat up - you're going to read it, not eat off it.

You're welcome!

- Eric