PDF's? Post em!

[TrippleXCA]

Is there a thread with "How-To" Pdf's?

I have seen a lot of seperate threads with PDF's. Only after searching for hours.
I think it would be handy, to have people post all the PDF files they may have/know about in one single thread.

Tstar posted one back in 2004, about removing a door panel. (headband).
I think it was a genius idea. Also makes life a lot easier when people are asking for step by step how-to's.aa

Also, Thanks to whoever posted the service manuals. (headbang)
Just an idea!

(eekdance)(eekdance)(eekdance)(eekdance)

 

[wallabe]

First off there is no "How-To" PDF's just a collection of post that explains a step by step process
There's this: http://www.mazdas247.com/forum/showthread.php?123715657-How-To-Quick-Links-(sticky-version)

Second if you want the service manual just ask for it as the link for the one in the stickies is no longer working.

If you think it's a good idea then I'm all for you getting a server and placing all that stuff on there. As for now this is the only method we can go with that doesn't cost money. I would link the service manual from my dropbox or google drive but what would be the point if nobody downloaded instead of always viewing it causing the bandwidth rate to go up, not allowing other people to view it.

like i said if you can find a way tp post and maintain the service manual and have it viewed by everybody then go for it.

 

[DarkAngel]

First off there is no "How-To" PDF's just a collection of post that explains a step by step process
There's this: http://www.mazdas247.com/forum/showthread.php?123715657-How-To-Quick-Links-(sticky-version)

Second if you want the service manual just ask for it as the link for the one in the stickies is no longer working.

If you think it's a good idea then I'm all for you getting a server and placing all that stuff on there. As for now this is the only method we can go with that doesn't cost money. I would link the service manual from my dropbox or google drive but what would be the point if nobody downloaded instead of always viewing it causing the bandwidth rate to go up, not allowing other people to view it.

like i said if you can find a way tp post and maintain the service manual and have it viewed by everybody then go for it.

Uhm the links still work for the service manual located right in the P5 section labeled:

3rd Gen Workshop Manual (P5/MSP/MP3 also)

If you can't view it just download it like it asks you to. They are PFD files.

 

[wallabe]

The link works sometimes, not all the time and even if it does work it downloads it a very very slow rate I think the last time I seen it was a rate of 1.78kb\s.

I know I have a habit of somethings saying stuff that needs to be explained a little bit more but in short it will be alot easier for someone to make another site or link. I give the service manual out by request.

 

[DarkAngel]

The link works sometimes, not all the time and even if it does work it downloads it a very very slow rate I think the last time I seen it was a rate of 1.78kb\s.

I know I have a habit of somethings saying stuff that needs to be explained a little bit more but in short it will be alot easier for someone to make another site or link. I give the service manual out by request.

I guess it's pure luck on my part. But yes I have it hosted on my Google Docs as well for when someone needs the stuff to include all the MSP stuff and engine rebuild data I have gathered so far.

 

[wallabe]

Yeah the only problem is that if people keep accessing it without downloading or keep downloading it, it messes up your bandwidth amount which in turns locks you out of your own account.

Dropbox: https://www.dropbox.com/help/45/en

Google Drive http://support.google.com/a/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=1071518

That's why I do mine upon request.

 

[TrippleXCA]

I will work on setting up some space to help with hosting. I have all the means... Just need to get time to set it up. Ill keep you posted!