I have a Celica GTR 4WS 25th aniversary eddition could anyone let me know where I can get an Engilsh manual from? Andrew Clark Technical Director Kedat Ltd   This message and any files transmitted with it in this e-mail is intended soley for the named addressee and it may contain confidential or priviledged information. Any views or opionions presented in this e-mail are soley those of the author and not necessarily those of Kedat Ltd unless specifically stated. Unauthorised use is strictly prohibited of any information included or attached to this e-mail and may be unlawful. if you recieve this message in error you should not read, copy or otherwise disclose except for the purpose of delivery to the addressee. Attachment: (image/jpeg) [not stored] Attachment: (image/gif) [not stored]

Go to amazon and you get a haynes or a chilton for the yankee models. A little bit different, but on the whole close enough.

I found it on Amazon web site, but wondering which one is the best for my 1989 4WS JApan Import. Is it still worth it for a japan model ? Thanks wosid

sure is. The Chilton manual is far more comprehensive than any haynes manual i've used for other cars, But i haven't seen the celica haynes manual.

Right than, I'll give a try with the Chilton's one, and will let you know. Cheers

And what about those manuals? http://www.toyotaworld.com/manuals/ Any good ?

Can not say. i've never used one. They seem pretty specific so you would have to be certain you are getting the one you need.

YA, that's right. I'll stick with the Chilton's manual first :-) Thanx

Haynes is ok as a basic guide and for torque values etc.

is that a 91?

there's some 4ws info in the files section at our more commonly used group -

International-celica-owners-club@yahoogroups.com