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manufacturers have all switched to online-only, subscription shop manuals that don't lend themselves to easy archiving to PDF.
by GeneralAntilles 2y ago
manufacturers have all switched to online-only, subscription shop manuals that don't lend themselves to easy archiving to PDF.
- whartung 2y agoGoing to be interesting if we ever get “right to repair” for vehicles for the factories to open that all up again. I have some CD filled with I guess downloads from a factory online manual. It’s not the best experience to be sure.
- autotech 2y agoWe have that right now, you just have to pay for it. https://www.oemonestop.com/ https://www.oemonestop.com/
- millzlane 2y agoMost Manufacturers have a website that you can access and pay for a day or more access. Usually it's the exact same one they use at the dealerships. I was able to print the manuals to pdfs. VW: https://erwin.vw.com/ https://erwin.vw.com/ Toyota: https://techinfo.toyota.com https://techinfo.toyota.com
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- HeatrayEnjoyer 2y agoWhat about shops that are outside internet access?
- Imagenuity 2y agoAll of Tesla's Service Manuals are freely available online: https://service.tesla.com/docs/ModelY/ServiceManual/index-model-y.html https://service.tesla.com/docs/ModelY/ServiceManual/index-mo...