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The Real Doctor wrote:
Unfortunately proper maker's manuals are rare these days. Although
some are available on CD. Which never seem so good as 'properly'
written ones.

The DS is great: lots of original Citroen manuals have been scanned in
- with Citroen's blessing - in an international user effort and are
available for free download. You just print the pages you need for the
job and chuck 'em away afterwards.

I sort of meant for new cars - in other words traditional manuals for them
don't exist.

I'd expect anyone with a DS to be happy to pay for a proper manual -
assuming they exist in English. Many now officially out of print from the
maker have been copied and republished by others.

Of course if it's available on line you could always print your own copy.

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