ALSO, do the job descriptions give the TIME that it is supposed to
take to complete the job?
They don't even list all the steps. They are intended
for EXPERT mechanics. Nonetheless, the contain vital
information. It's just that they have ONLY the vital
information.
-- Jim
I see them on e-bay for like $35 - seems like they are pirated copies of the
Mercedes CD sold for $100 - is that right? If not, is the stuff scanned from
MB manuals? Are they good?
I had purchased the correct manuals for my 123 on EBay. I bought a cheap one
for the 201 on EBay and it ended up
The original CDs from MB are scanned copies of the paper manuals - at
least the one's I have. Yes - most of the one's on eBay are copies of
the MB manuals.
ALSO, do the job descriptions give the TIME that it is supposed to take to
complete the job? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
uh, no. Ask
On Nov 21, 2007, at 6:34 PM, OK Don wrote:
The original CDs from MB are scanned copies of the paper manuals - at
least the one's I have. Yes - most of the one's on eBay are copies of
the MB manuals.
A friend of mine bought some and the quality was subnormal. He brought
them by to try
The paper manuals have the best image quality, at least for the older cars.
But the older CDs are very reasonable (like $20) from
http://www.mbusa.com/heritage/index.do under Classic Center, Technical
Literature. Maybe even cheaper than pirated copies for some models.
Scott Ritchey
Most folks just ask a friend to loan them a CD. Me? I have W123 and
W124 verions.
Yes, that is a hint.
D.
On 11/21/07, Christopher McCann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I see them on e-bay for like $35 - seems like they are pirated copies of
the Mercedes CD sold for $100 - is that right? If not,
