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02-26-06, 05:48 PM

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vehicle repair guide

hi every one,,,
is there any way i could access vehicle repair guide for (malibu --1999) online..

thank you all
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02-26-06, 07:05 PM

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hi every one,,,
is there any way i could access vehicle repair guide for (malibu --1999) online..

thank you all
zoraa

www.autozone.com for vehicle repair guide for (malibu --1999) online..Fill out make model and year.
hope this helps.Good luck

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02-26-06, 08:35 PM

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you could subscribe to all data or chilton online I think its around 20 bucks a year per vehicle.

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