Haven't been able to find the Haynes manual anywhere, do we have to get it from the dealer?
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Haven't been able to find the Haynes manual anywhere, do we have to get it from the dealer?
i've e-mailed haynes a few times and they told me there isn't enough demand for that one
i think if everyone on this board e-mail them and ask for it we might be able to get one
lol good luck with that, though ive seen a ton of aveos lately, still most people dont know what they are.
http://www.alldatadiy.com/ has an online manual, $27 for one year, $45 for five.
Here you go :P
http://www.books4cars.com/result3.asp?f ... Field2.y=8
Now rob the bank to find enough to pay for the sucker :evil:
Also, http://www.goodwrench.com/Tips/OwnerManuals.jsp . For "only" $400 you can get the manual on DVD which includes all GM vehicles from 1998 to 2008, including bulletins. Or just the Aveo's two volume manual for $135, which isn't all that expensive considering how much money you can save by doing your own work.
If you're serious about doing your own work, I would go along with getting the manual. You can order directly from Helm, Inc. It only took about 6 days from the time I ordered mine until it showed up on my porch.
I did not try to order but they except pay pal. http://www.tradebit.com/tagworld.php/aveo
Try eBay, I have all the Aveo books. Picked them up for about 300.00 bucks, which is a lot but they are great books!
so what are the thoughts on the downloaded manuals? are they detailed enough?
I went with ebay and got a shop manual. Keep an eye out. Usually the download manuals are just copies of the shop manuals. So yes they should be good enough.
3 Detailed Chevy Aveo Manual vers. 2004 & 2005 + (Russian but with good pics) and another one in spanish. Hope they can be of some use.
https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resi...hint=folder%2c