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#201255 02/16/2006 5:43 AM
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I need some help to understand the assembly manual I purchased through "Chevy Duty". It dosent appear to be in a particular order or have index. Is that the way they are?

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Hy cribb5170, yes unfortunately that's the way they are. But you can always ask us questions, part of the reason we're here is to help if we can.

#201257 02/16/2006 6:04 AM
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The assembly manual shows how everything is put together. Often the shop guides tell you stuff, but lack enough pictures to explain everything. Then you grab that assembly manual.

#201258 02/16/2006 6:04 AM
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which series? the TF manual starts each section w/ "overview" pictures that refer to section numbers - I'd expect all the manuals to be grouped into Frame, Suspension/Brakes, Cab, Front, Bed, Engine/Driveline - should be roughly in the order they assemble the trucks, tho it'll have the different size models mixed thru

helps if you have a bit of understanding of reading blueprints too

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#201259 02/17/2006 8:51 AM
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The assembly manual takes some getting used to, but it is indexed and in order. At the start of each section (body, chassis, etc) there is a series of pictures indicating the page where each assembly step can be found. Each section has a separate number, which also serves as the prefix for the page number.


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#201260 02/19/2006 3:36 AM
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Hello, Does anyone know where I can get an assembly drawing for a 1946 1 1/2 ton truck? I am a new guy and don,t know all the good spots.

#201261 02/19/2006 4:19 AM
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check ebay, i just bought a original shop manual, 47-51 for ten bucks, you can also post a "wanted" ad on there( i think ) for what you want.


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