I have a Nanocom and Volumes 2 and 3 of D2 LandRover Workshop manuals no longer needed. I've looked at "Marketplace" but was hoping to post for the eyes of D2 owners. Is that Possible?
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I have a Nanocom and Volumes 2 and 3 of D2 LandRover Workshop manuals no longer needed. I've looked at "Marketplace" but was hoping to post for the eyes of D2 owners. Is that Possible?
Pop them on here. Thee is a seperate section for books, but you could keep it all together I guess. What are the books?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tinggu
You'll get a lot of dopes on FB. But it works if you put up with them, and word your ad well.
Try the AULRO marketplaceQuote:
Originally Posted by Tinggu
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/the-aulro...tplace-forums/
Nanocom type things seem to end up in the electronic section, but I would have thought tools would be better.
There is also a section for manuals.
All the best with whatever replaces the D2
Tony.
Edit
JT beat me to it.
Don't see why you can't ist it in more than one section, but perhaps duplicates are frowned upon.
And Tony, you beat me to the best wishes bit.
The forum rules do prohibit duplicate threads in multiple sections.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tins
I think a lot of people just look at "their" corner of the forum, and don't see anything in other parts, I always start with the "new posts" button up the top.
I waste lots more time down AULRO rabbit holes now🥺
Tony
The "New Posts" button, when it appeared, was both the best and worst thing to happen to this forum.... Before, I would confine myself to Technical Chatter and the D2 section. But now I learn a whole lot of stuff, so that's ok. It is a bit of a "time waster".Quote:
Originally Posted by TonyC
You could place an ad for the Nano in the appropriate section, and ditto the books, and provide a link from one to the other.Quote:
Originally Posted by TonyC
Thanks for that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tins
The books are the in depth LandRover workshop manuals. Volumes 2 and 3 1999 MY on Discovery Series 2
Vol 2 is clutch, transmission, suspension, steering, brakes, trim, seats, glass
Vol 3 is chassis, panel repairs, aircon, wipers, lights, BCU, alarm, in car entertainment, all things electrical.
I don't have Vol 1 which would cover all things engine.
Detailed line drawings and guidance for the whole shebang. About 1000 times more info than the one volume car books like Gregories.
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A print version of RAVE then. Look good. Pop an ad on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tinggu
Thanks for that. After all this time I never had an understanding of RAVE. I paid for the download but was never able to open it. Mac thing? I don't know!
I had no idea these books were the print version of RAVE. Duh me!
