What workshop manual ?

What workshop manual has color wiring diagrams for 2016 Taco V 6 4x4 with 6 speed auto tranny? Prefer aftermarket. Thought Clymers, but I guess they don't make one. Not fond of Haines which last I knew had B&W wiring...... Factory book is probably very expensive.

 

https://techinfo.snapon.com/TIS/Register.aspx

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/2016-tacoma-wiring-diagram.534041/#post-17148795

 

Thanks for the replies. I have no issue at all, but want a paper book type manual to just have. I do all my own work, as I am a x foreign car tech with tools still. I know How To for most things, but when I don't and or need a torque specs for a particular task . I find it frustrating to have to wash up and go to a PC to see what I am doing and then go back to the barn where I do the work. It just adds to all the labor of walking back and forth. A paper book is just right there, something I keep in each vehicle, except for my motorcycles , in which case I go in the house and get the book and use it with the bikes until I am done .

 

Put a computer in the barn.

G.

 

No ! I have no intent to find out what red squirrels will do with a PC in the barn. Just the whole idea of red squirrel porn out there is going to give me life long 'Issues " !

 

Large IPad with weather cover...

 

No I want a paper book for under 25 bucks! I have a lot more GUNS to buy !

 

If you can print 11292 pages for $25.00 your set, and that's the shop manual. Not counting the EWD book.

 

The proper amount is always N+1

 

Is this all there is then for on the cheap ? I wonder if it has a color wiring section ?

 

I had both Chilton and Haynes books for my 2007; they do not have color wiring diagrams.
Those books are so generic... 2005-2018? Probably even more so now.
I recommend you figure out a way to make those downloads I provided, work for you.

 

2008 Toyota tacoma

 

I have been working with the wiring diagrams, but can not find any index. I appreciate what you have done to help me out .

 

I know...it could be labeled and arranged better. I'm not the origin of those files, but I'm glad someone took the time to download them.
I go through it periodically and rename the files.

 

When I get a chance I will look into a workshop manual made for and by Toyota. I hate them, because they read so dry and usually are bad Japanese to Engrish translations, with a little bloody Brit thrown in fer good measure. I use these things for specs mostly, which ends in torque and wiring .