2002 Kia sedona v-6 3.5 engine I need the electrical wiring drawings, how
can I get the manual you have on a cd? I am having a hard time trying to
fix an unusual electrical trouble relatated to the transmission interior
harness  

I second this.
For vehicles I've owned, the aftermarket manuals have been a
drag. If I'd buy three of them, I _might_ find the section of the
vehicle I need to know about.

I was extremely disappointed with the Popular Mechanics/Alldata
disk that I bought for my '92 Ford Aerostar. It covered so many
cars on one disk that the diagrams were rendered with such bad
resolution as to often be worthless. Just like the books, it was
long on general information that I can get anywere, and
inadequate for my practical use.

These books have always been disjointed. They typically go into
great detail explaining exactly how to rebuild every single
engine ever used in the vehicle, as if everyone is just dying to
do this. But just try to find how to change a light on your
dashboard -- LOL. In general, too, my experience has been that
the books, in an effort to keep inventory down, cover too many
years and, thus, with inadequate detail.

At one time, I liked Haynes manuals very much. Lately, the ones
I've used and looked at have been just like the others.

At the other end of the spectrum, the only way to buy the real
shop manual for my Ford product was via a third party. I detest
this manner of farming out data (and in electronics, parts)
because that third party can be in the business of ripping off
the consumer -- in the case of my Ford, the price of the book was
$165, and more publications were required in order to work on the
electricals.

Richard

I may be interested in this item, what kind of info can you give me?
Thank you.