Chrysler Full-Size Models, 1988-1993

Shop manuals published by the car manufacturer are the most in-depth, but this manual costs far less and is perfectly fine for most car owners. It includes general maintenance information, as well as instructions for more complex operations such as engine/transmission replacement and brake/suspension/electrical/AC repairs. The models covered in this manual ranged from basic models (Dynasty)to fully equipped luxury models (Imperial). If an owner wanted to exchange seats, radios, or dashboards from one of the more upscale models covered in this manual, it would explain how to do so. I own a 1991 Dodge Dynasty (3.0L V6) that I am planning on making some modifications to, and this will be a very helpful tool. It's better written than the equivalent manual from Chilton.

This is a good book that incorporates techniques suitable for the home mechanic that don't have access to expensive factory speciality tools. A bit lacking of in-depth detail, but better written than say a Chiltons.