And youtube. Great for "how to's" especially if you're like me and very visual so needs to see it being done. The manuals are good for knowing the specs e.g. torque specs and advisories and most people get on well with them for the whole procedure.
I have both and find them both useful. Best thing is to get the GM factory repair manual. I got one for my '87 on amazon.com and it's a big fat book. When looking through my Chilton manual for the '87 i noticed the pictures were taken from the factory repair manual. More expensive but it's the muts nuts.
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