Haynes' new site now offers more helpful tips, videos and resources the
Do-It-Yourselfer.

NEWBURY PARK, Calif. - Haynes has unveiled its new consumer web site (www.haynes.com) with the following features:

*    Free tips and information to help the consumer save time and money

*    Learn from the pros: Free video downloads on a variety of repair
topics showing you how easy it is to perform basic vehicle maintenance
and repair

*    Haynes "live garage cam" so you can take a behind the scenes look
at how we write our manuals

*    Complete detailed information on the full array of Haynes
automotive and motorcycle repair books

*    Haynes retail store locator to allow consumers to find a manual
quickly


Every Haynes manual is written from hands-on experience based on a
complete teardown, which is the step-by-step procedure of dismantling a
particular vehicle part-by-part. This is followed by the detailed
rebuilding of the specific model it documents. Writing each manual takes
30 man-weeks, with authors working as teams to shorten the production
time and avoid fatigue during the difficult process. Hundreds of
photographs accompany each manual's step-by-step instructions. The books
are written from the actual experience of Haynes' own expert personnel
using only a basic set of tools and presented in a style that any DIYer
can follow, even a beginner.

There is an extensive selection of auto repair books, written in both
English and Spanish, 125 motorcycle repair books and more than a dozen
ATV manuals.