Hello every one.
since it is a big problem for almost all to find wiring diagram , I just think it would be so good if we make an archive of wiring diagrams web site , applications, service manual. or what ever .
So please share with us anything you know.
1- auto data online or solid version
2- tolerance data
www.tolerancedata.com/TDWlogin.aspx?Retu...data%2foverview.aspx
So how do I get a user name and password for this site? Gathering the needed info for todays cars and yesterdays too seems to be one of my biggest struggles. The more resources i have the better i think. I would be willing to shear what i have.
I'm all about sharing knowledge and experience. That's how we learn and grow together.
I haven't spoken to any of the other moderators yet, but this sounds like it could go real bad real fast.
No body should share their user name or password for whatever information system they are using. Services like Alldata and Mitchell cost business hundred of dollars a month for the right to use that info.
That's proprietary information under a license agreement between the service and the purchaser.
Any kind of infringement on the license agreement or any form of piracy regarding repair software could become a liability.
Any posts sharing user names and passwords will be deleted.
Any member sharing that information will be reprimanded.
No problem. We can just shair what ever its free.
I also tried to get an Michelle account ,but unfortunately becouse i live out of us , thay didn't reply me..
I just want to ask you are they have a good archive of europian cars? Specially germans?
RR-Auto wrote: No problem. We can just shair what ever its free.
I also tried to get an Michelle account ,but unfortunately becouse i live out of us , thay didn't reply me..
I just want to ask you are they have a good archive of europian cars? Specially germans?
I've only used All Data and Motologic, and honestly, both are lacking for good European coverage. Especially diagrams.
Autozone makes a good deal of service information available to consumers for free on their site: Autozone.com
Click on the "Repair Help" in the header at the top of the page.
You'll have to register a username and password. Then you're going to have to make a "Customer Rewards" username and password.
Then, FINALLY, you'll be able to select your vehicle and gain access to vehicle repair guides.
There you will find wiring diagrams, mechanical specifications and timing marks.
It's far from complete, but there's a decent amount of info for free if you don't mind jumping through the hoops of signing up.
