Ford Ranger (93-11) & Mazda B2300/B2500/B3000/B4000 (94-09) Haynes Repair Manual

This manual covers every thing I care to attempt at repairing on my vehicle. Step by step instructions. Very informative.

Good info

It's a decent one

This is a good manual for basic diy car repairs like oil changes and the like it even has la number of excellent tune up and diagnostics articles to help the above average truck owner keep his vehicle running well. However although it does introduce articles about rebuilding and refurbishing major parts of a Ford Ranger it does not provide quite enough detailed information to actually complete some of the tasks it describes.

Great old school repair manual for my kid

This manual is easy to follow and read. It helped me make several repairs on my Ranger so much easier and cheaper than going to a shop. Saves you money!

I had one of these that came with my old 1994 Ford Ranger, which I sold with it, so when I bought a 2000 Ford Ranger, I had to have one!

One star less for the fact that it's an older manual with some updates to bring it up to 2011, another star less for the fact that the wiring diagrams are woefully inadequate for anything later then a '96.In typical Haynes (as well as Chilton) fashion way too much details are given for basic engine rebuilding techniques, such as the use of plastigauge and how to use a ring compressor, while almost ignoring (as I said before) late model wiring diagrams, nothing on "programming" key-less entry remotes or replacement ignition (chip) keys. (You really don't have to go to the dealer for that stuff)Three stars for being a good Maintenance manual, if you're just looking for a guide/reference for the basics; oil change, tune ups and maybe some brake work, then this is fine. If you're a serious back yard/ home garage mechanic it falls short, but the truth is there's not much out there for the consumer level hard core home mechanic short of a factory shop manual ($$)