RE: What is the best fix it book for the suburban?
Both have their strong points. Haynes makes a good manual with very detailed electrical diagrams. I haven't had a chilton's in a long time, but I believe that the chiltons has vacuum diagrams where the Haynes does not. Chiltons also usually includes a small section related to body work "How to's".
It's really a matter of preference, and Haynes manuals generally cost a little less than the chiltons.
Both have their strong points. Haynes makes a good manual with very detailed electrical diagrams. I haven't had a chilton's in a long time, but I believe that the chiltons has vacuum diagrams where the Haynes does not. Chiltons also usually includes a small section related to body work "How to's".
It's really a matter of preference, and Haynes manuals generally cost a little less than the chiltons.