928 Technical Bulletins
12-12-2003, 07:11 PM
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928 Technical Bulletins
I just received a 91 S4 & GT technical bulletin from
carsinc@comcast.net
Not cheap, ($21.00) but excellent condition and service. He seems to have most years technical bulletins as well as other literature.
carsinc@comcast.net
Not cheap, ($21.00) but excellent condition and service. He seems to have most years technical bulletins as well as other literature.
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12-14-2003, 02:23 AM
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Hello All...I've been seeing these Technical Bulletins and other manuals on the 928 on eBay and elswhere recently. I have a complete set of the WSMs (hardcopy) + 2 versions of the bootleg 928 CD-R. One of them is an earlier version of Jim M's but does not appear to have the TSBs included. Can someone please PM me how much Jim gets for the bonafide version of his CD-R?
12-14-2003, 09:35 AM
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TUK_928..the Tech bulletins aren't on the workshop manual cd, they're on the "Porsche 928 Technical Publications" CDs. That's the set that has the Annual Service Info Techniks, the training manuals on various subsystems, the tech/spec books, etc. PM me for details or email jim928@ptd.net.
I had version 2 finished but decided to try to make all the manuals text searchable and that took the file sizes up so that an extra CD was required. I'm using scansoft omnipage now to try to reduce the total size by converting some of the pdf's to "text" files (as opposed to image plus text which stores and displays an image of the page). The total is, I think, now 81 tech docs (up from 44 for version 1) plus a one hour video from a T-Belt party that has some good footage on rebuilding the tensioner, idler/roller, etc. Not really a good step by step of the whole tbelt job due to the problems we encountered and poor planning on my part but there are some other useful tidbits in there. If you've got version1 then version 2 will show up in your mailbox...might not be in time for Christmas though but soon, I'm getting close.
Jim
I had version 2 finished but decided to try to make all the manuals text searchable and that took the file sizes up so that an extra CD was required. I'm using scansoft omnipage now to try to reduce the total size by converting some of the pdf's to "text" files (as opposed to image plus text which stores and displays an image of the page). The total is, I think, now 81 tech docs (up from 44 for version 1) plus a one hour video from a T-Belt party that has some good footage on rebuilding the tensioner, idler/roller, etc. Not really a good step by step of the whole tbelt job due to the problems we encountered and poor planning on my part but there are some other useful tidbits in there. If you've got version1 then version 2 will show up in your mailbox...might not be in time for Christmas though but soon, I'm getting close.
Jim
12-14-2003, 02:25 PM
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Jim,
Thanks so much for the information and your reply. I'll give you a shout on back channel.
Best wishes for this holiday season,
TUK
Thanks so much for the information and your reply. I'll give you a shout on back channel.
Best wishes for this holiday season,
TUK
