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You can get haynes manuals on line , you can set up an account and view their whole catalog or order a manual , I ordered a manual and got 2 week access to one other that I printed as much as I could , There are U-TOOB videos that may cover the entire process . Write down everything you take apart , tag the bolts and do the reverse to assemble .

The very best would be a factory repair manual but they are very expensive, sometimes you can get a good buy on EBay on some DVD versions. Aftermarket would be Clymer or Haynes manuals.

Definitely a factory shop manual! Try Faxon Auto Literature in Riverside, CA for a reasonably priced reprint or a good used one. I've bought from them. Good quality manuals! Hope that helps! Jim