nOOb here. I'm shopping for an A6 Avant and one of the things i'm looking for to go with it is a service manual. All I've been able to find so far is the Bentley manuals in CD-rom. Has anybody used these? I kinda like the idea of printing a page and being able to toss it, if it gets greasy. Any other pros/cons you've had with this format. BTW, one of the reasons I'm dumping my Saab 9-5 for a A6 is because there are no manuals out, in fact Saab hasn't put one out in over ten years, they won't even release enough info for someone else to put one out. Makes out for a real pain in the *** for any serious work.
Any help is appreciated, thanks.

 

The bently manuals are the best. You can also order the bently in paper form. I've heard it has better diagrams anyways.

 

Hi,
to have all on your computer:
https://erwin.audi.com/erWinAudi/doc...al&doctype=ALL

 

Thanks! That is awesome. Completely different attitude at Audi than they have at Saab. Between that site and a Bentley manual I'll be in great shape. Btw, as if anyone cares, I've decided to find an Allroad 2.7t 6sp. After driving a bunch of cars/wagons and AR, this seems like the best choice for me.

 

Nice choice on the 6-speed! I don't see too many 2.7T Allroads with a 6-speed around here.