Hi everyone, I'm looking for, preferably, a Chilton repair manual for the 2005 Impala. Does anyone know where I could find one? I've searched online and the best I have come up with so far is to pay monthly on the chilton site. Don't want to do that. Thanks!
Sandy

 

Why not a Haynes? I found those better.

Dang, I can't even find anything related by chilton's on ebay.

The helm's manual is a gouging $385!!! dammmm...

2005 Chevrolet Impala and Monte Carlo Service Manual Set - Helm Incorporated

 

After searching endlessly for a chilton manual I think I've found out that they quit printing them in 2001? What I'm looking for is how to remove the steel brake line from the junction block (that's what I call it) (sorry, new to chevy)

 

I might be on a limb here , but usually those types of lines are removed using a line wrench or socket , while supporting the block with equal backing pressure .
Using a regular open end wrench will result in rounding the nut or deforming it .

 

Use a flare nut wrench to prevent rounding. Any auto parts store sells them. Do not use a regular open end wrench.

Why are you removing your brake lines?

 

Thanks everyone for your help. I ended up taking it to our local dealership. The brake line was partially rusted out, that's why it needed replacing. Still no luck on any manual