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04-23-08, 07:58 AM

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Free on line auto repair manuals

I want to change the front brakes and rotors on a 04 Cadillac deville and would like to know what im in for .
Does any one know where I can get online repair maunals
for free ?

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Tips for searching for free auto service manuals:

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