Here's a link for the Helm's manual.......only $135..........

HELM'S MANUAL

 

That's also for 07 and later I have an o6

 

Just so you know, you also now have a 5/60 on your powertrain.
That was upgraded sometime in 2006 I believe.

 

That's not bad for the factory service manual in book format. The Cadillac ones for my STS were almost $300.

Granted a Haynes of Clymer will only be $25 or so when they come out, but they won't cover as much as the factory service manual will.

 

Hi Solman,
Do you know where I can find the info that says an '06 was upgraded to a 5/60? Thanks!

 

I bought mine used about a month ago, it is a 2006 HHR. The dealership said that since it was a GM Certified used car that the warranty for the power train is now 5yr/100,000. I am going by there to pick up the documentation for it this weekend.

 

chevymgr told me about it in another thread. I also found this after.

http://www.automotive.com/2006/12/ch...nty/index.html

My mother actually got something mailed to her stated her warranty extended on her 06 Cobalt. I don't remember getting anything, but I may has though it was junk mail.....

 

It's worth noting that so-called "extended warranties" are not actually warranties in the legal sense. A warranty on a new product carries expressed and implied statutory obligations that vary from state to state. Whatever it's called, warranty, service contract, etc, what it actually is is repair insurance. Like any insurance policy, it may have deductables, exclusions, and limitations that aren't advertised and buried in fine print. They used to be illegal in Florida, because Florida considered them selling insurance without a state license. I'm not sure if that has changed or not. Whatever you're considering, insist on being able to read an actual copy of the contract before signing on the dotted line.

 

WOW! Thanks, for the valuable info about the upgraded tranny warranty, Solman!