Hi all,

I've got a 2015 tC just starting to get up in miles, so I've been doing more maintenance. This weekend I replaced the driver's side CV joint, which was a bit tricky, and it made me realize that this tC is the only car I've ever owned for which I didn't have the factory service manual. I plan to keep this car for another couple of decades, so that's a problem I need to remedy.

I had to pop into a toyota dealership for manual transmission oil anyway after the CV went in, so I asked about buying the service manual. The tech at the desk told me that they no longer sell service manuals, but if I went to helminc.com I could order one through them. This seemed similar to the process I went through recently for a Nissan so I went home and gave it a shot.

Only one problem: Helm doesn't sell a manual for this car. They've got an owner's manual, but that is not what I'm looking for. Does anyone know where I can find an actual, toyota/scion-published factory service manual for a 2015 tC?

I even checked with Haynes and Chilton, though I find their manuals to be fairly useless, and they likewise do not sell anything for this car.

 

This is all I could find, it's free and better than the F'ing Repair (Splurge) Surge website for our cars....I mean what good is getting a part number without showing you how to R&R the part: here is the link, it's for a 2013 Tc https://charm.li/Scion/2013/tC%20L4-...0%282AR-FE%29/

 

I have access to AllData, if there is something specific you need a reference for I don't mind sharing the service instructions!

 

Hey, any change you've got the stock alignment details for the 2015 scion TC? with the stock suspension as well as the TRD suspention? cheers.

 

I’m also looking for a PDF manual right now, but I haven’t really found anything useful yet. Thanks for sharing. But after saving, my PDFs started displaying incorrectly, and I think the problem is with the reader I have installed. So I converted the file to a different format using the converter https://www.youtube.com/@PDFGuru I usually use at work. Honestly, this is the first time I’ve run into something like this, but for now, I was able to solve the problem this way.