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A review I saw the other day seemed to indicate there was no hard copy owners manual included with the truck. That can't be right is it?
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Hardcopy of Owners Manual?
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I have an owners manual in my glovebox. Came with the truck
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Thanks!
You are welcome
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My understanding is there is a manual, but no bag/envelope/storage container for the manual
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It was from some mechanic, don't recall the title.
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Good enough! Thanks!
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Must of missed that, thanks!
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For what it’s worth, I picked my maverick up today. Yes it came w a manual but no case for it.
If mine ever arrives, I think I may have to put the manual in a ziplock bag!
Keep it safe, and clean!
Keep it safe, and clean!
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I may need to visit the local pull a part and get this for $2!
Review sample might not have had it/gotten lost
I'm in favor of digital only copies, I'm far more likely to be using a digital one anyway. Every car I've ever owned (started driving my own car around ~2008) has come with a manual that is far too complicated/annoying to find what you're looking for. If I pull up a digital manual I can control + F what I'm looking for instead of perusing through 100 pages of safety warnings and a 30 paragraph explanation of how to turn the ignition.
I'm in favor of digital only copies, I'm far more likely to be using a digital one anyway. Every car I've ever owned (started driving my own car around ~2008) has come with a manual that is far too complicated/annoying to find what you're looking for. If I pull up a digital manual I can control + F what I'm looking for instead of perusing through 100 pages of safety warnings and a 30 paragraph explanation of how to turn the ignition.
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