Haynes Automotive Repair Manuals

Doing maintenance and repair tasks yourself could save you money and give you peace of mind to know that everything is done right. Regardless of your mechanical knowledge and skills, there are cases when you need some guidance while repairing or upgrading your vehicle or equipment. That's what Haynes manuals are all about. Each Haynes repair manual is written based on the hands-on experience of professionals who know how to make the whole process easier, quicker, and cheaper for the DIYer.

Haynes automotive and motorcycle manuals cover everything from simple maintenance tasks to the complete part-by-part teardown of machines and equipment. These books are written to be as clear as possible, with each one having precise step-by-step instructions, diagrams, and hundreds of easy-to-follow photographs. So even if you are a beginner, this manual will give you a clear understanding of the repair or rebuild process. Haynes has its own technical staff whose wealth of experience helps DIY users to handle almost any project with a basic set of tools.

The history of Haynes car manuals traces back to 1956, when John Haynes wrote and published his first guide to building an Austin 7 Special. The first manual by Haynes that contained an abundance of step-by-step photos, based on a teardown of the Austin-Healey Sprite, was published in 1965. This handbook set the standard for others to measure up to, written with the same attention to detail that Haynes manuals are known for these days. These books cover a wide range of applications from ATVs and motorcycles to marine engines and generators. Whether you need a Haynes Jeep manual to restore an old Scrambler or are looking for a Haynes motorcycle manual to make your own repairs, you're sure to find the right book on our digital shelves.