Thread: Repair Manuals

I also take the CD rom when travelling.Most mechanics have a puter but know nothing about Landys.Could get you out of the poo oneday!!!!
Andrew

Originally Posted by geckos

Thanks all, going to get one tomoroow, i think the landy one would go good (defender td5 owner). Bring on payday!

The CDs are the way to go BUT are limited in their descriptions of the actual or practical way to do a specific task, i.e. the cds description of changing engine oil filters adds unnecessary work, like taking the engine acoustic cover and the exhaust heat shield off, no need to do it, but on other things it doesnt tell you enough. The cds are the place to start as they give great descriptions on how the designs work, i.e. why you need to change that fuel filter regularly as the injectors operate under 22000 psi, a bit of crap in there and bang! I use the cd, then this forum, then summon up some common sense, a cup of coffee/or whatever and take my time -- the first time anyway. A good idea of Andys to take the cd when on a trip.
Steve

I also printed the relevent manuals and put them into 2 folders. I do the search on the CD then take the printed manual out with me. I can also take the printed manual on trips.

Originally Posted by shorty943

Okay. Scratch britishpacific.com. Ask unca Dave. I will. I need manuals for my S3.

Shorty.

I can arrange for a loan of one of my 3 series manuals