Let me start with a couple free options. Local library has repair manuals (Haynes, or Chilton's Total Car Care, which covers one particular model, like Haynes does) for most of the more popular cars like yours, Chilton's big book, or maybe even Motor or Mitchell's, which are better yet. They may also have online access to Alldata or Mitchell's. If so, take a thumbdrive and save what you need to that.
Autozone.com has online repair guides that would cover this too, and all you have to do is register (they don't spam you at all. maybe uncheck a box giving permission for them to send you e-mails, I forget it's been so long) and enter the info for your car, and go to repair info, view repair guides.
Most discount auto parts stores will have a pretty good selection of both Haynes and Chilton's TCC. If they don't have yours, they can order it for you, and it will get there sooner than buying online, for a few dollars more. Also, check your local used book store. The one by my house has them for around $8 usually, although the selection is not as good.
Any of the sources I mentioned will cover your basic transmission R+R for both manual and automatic. As far as which are best, I'd say the library online sources, then the Autozone site, followed by the Chilton's TCC, then the Haynes, then the Motor or Mitchells or Chilton's "big books", so called because they cover multiple models, and are really thick.Where can I buy Haynes repair manuals?
Any auto parts store like auto zone, advance auto parts, pep boys, checker auto, etc will have them for sale
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