Where to get diagrams?
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You can get a lot of stuff here for free.hendy said:
Or you can subscribe here for $10 US (I think that's what it costs) for 24 hours of access. At this site, you can download the whole Factory Service Manual including wiring diagrams for your truck. Keep in mind that it took me approximately 10 hours of sitting in front of the computer to download all the files (there are several hundred small files to download one at a time), so plan accordingly.
Ebola888
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Hey GSGALLANT,
Were you able to download more than one file at a time from the TIS site?
I'm wondering if a download manager program could be used to que up all the files you need and let it do the downloading for you. I'd love to subscibe but I don't have luxury of sitting at the computer for 10 hours.
Please let me know.
Thanks!
Were you able to download more than one file at a time from the TIS site?
I'm wondering if a download manager program could be used to que up all the files you need and let it do the downloading for you. I'd love to subscibe but I don't have luxury of sitting at the computer for 10 hours.
Please let me know.
Thanks!
I had time, so went the old fashion route... open the file (PDF), click 'File', 'Save as', and saved it to my machine. That allowed me to rename the files as I went to something that made sense (I used an abbreviation for the section, followed by the first page number in the file. (For example, my brakes section files are named BR-1, BR7, BR12, etc... File BR-1 contains pages 1-6 of the brakes section, File BR-7 contains pages 7-11 of the brakes section, File BR-12 contains pages 12-18 of the brakes section, etc...) Otherwise, you end up with a bunch of files with random names that don't mean anything. I suppose you could always sort through them later and change the names.Ebola888 said:
