[Jdub]

No, the book is just fine. As with all endeavors from engines to sourdough bread you want the broadest possible perspective if you are new to the job. For this reason you spend your time acquiring documentation that will give you the best shot at success the first time around. The example of the stupendously amazing Barrington books on BMW /2 restoration having been reviewed by all the pros still resulted in an errata sheet - it happens. Wayne's book is just part of the holistic approach to our cars and I appreciate it as you can tell because I paid good money for it.

Amazingly, it is the Haynes 911 manual that points out the pin you must drive out when replacing the horseshoe spring up to the early '78's, none after. Go figure!