I gave you a URL of one on Ebay a week ago. Nobody bought it so> the seller relisted it. Here it is again:>

http://cgi.ebay.com­/ebaymotors/ws/eBayI­SAPI.dll?ViewItem&it­em=7937042402>

Keep in mind that we are so close to Christmas that sales of most> stuff like this on Ebay are dropping off. Most experienced Ebay> sellers know this and have stopped listing. Listing will pick up again> the first few weeks of January.

Uh, your post said 1993, not 1994.>

You need to search for the following:>

"1994 Chrysler manual"> "94 chrysler manual"> "1994 dodge manual"> "94 dodge manual">

I didn't see one when I just checked.>

The 1993 manual may be close enough to get you by, and if you later buy a> 1994> one you can resell the 1993 on Ebay.>

Besides the actual manual there are a number of subsidary diagnostics books> like the following:>

And yes, if you need something fast, you can get one of these:>

I suspect these are illegal copies of the dealership CD's.>

Ebay is really the cheapest place for finding a manual, but you will have to> keep> checking it. It took me about 4 months to collect all 9 model specific> Chrysler manuals> associated with my 1995 T&C when I bought it. And in some cases I had> to buy a group of 4-5 manuals to get 1 of the ones I wanted out of the> group,> I just resold the ones I didn't want back on Ebay.>

But I ended up spending under $200 for the entire set. Worth every penny.>

The problem with Hemmings is that the people selling things there are in> it to make a living doing it. So regardless of what they get their manuals> for - often a few dollars a manual - they sell them for about 70% of the> cost of a new one. It's just low enough so that if you need a set of> manuals> in a hurry that your going to go to the Hemmings sellers before you go> to the factory, but it's not a deal to write home about.>

Ebay is where individuals like you and I go to sell the manuals that we> bought to work on the car that we just sold off or had towed to the> junkyard.> As a result we are quite happy to get 25% of the cost of a new manual -> which is higher than any Hemmings manual seller would ever pay us.> The downside is you have to wait. This is one area where it really really> pays to buy the stuff in advance of when you need it. When your car> is sitting there broken and needs fixing, the higher-priced places that> can give it to you immediately are the only places to go.>

I don't think so. I know that guy I complained about him a couple times> myself, because he was literally flooding Ebay with hundreds of variations> of manual posts. I think he had a CD with about 30 manuals on it and> he would just advertise it 30 different ways. I think that what did him in> was he was way too greedy - wanting $29.95 for what was obviously> a pirated dealership CD - and nobody bought his stuff. He must have run> up a huge listing bill with Ebay and then not paid it, because Ebay surely> didn't bother booting him due to my or anyone elses' complaints.>

The people pirating the CD manuals nowadays on Ebay are much more> low key, and they aren't anywhere near as greedy, so I think the Ebay> community tolerates them as an unavoidable evil, I know I do.>