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1988 Chevy Chevrolet Celebrity Electrical Diagnosis Service Repair Shop Manual on 2040-parts.com

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1988 Chevrolet Celebrity Factory  Electrical Diagnosis Manual

Full of information and illustrations, covers everything, step by step instructions, assembly/disassembly, exploded illustrations/diagrams/troubleshooting, great manual to have when owning/servicing a CELEBRITY and will be a great aid to keep your CELEBRITY on the road. These manuals will save you money in repairs/service. A must have if you own one of these vehicles.

This manual is published by GM, and are the same manuals the GM Mechanics/Technicians use at the dealership when servicing your VEHICLE

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