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Service manual
Anyone had any experience with buying the service manual for the gs300 from ebay. I see that they have one for sale for around $20, but don't know if it is worth buying.
the one I got was an HTML based set of files complete with index and hyperlinked diagrams. Not the same level of detail as the paper copies I have for our SC400, but overall very good and worth the $. Wiring diagrams and troubleshooting flowcharts alone make it worth it to me.
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once, i got a 1 day subscription to it for $10, and downloaded all the pdf files. then merged them all into chapters.
i see now they don't have 1 day subs. but 2 days for $15, and download all the manuals.
getting all the links requires a few shortcuts which involves mass pasting in notepad, then converting the ".htm" links to ".pdf". Then load them into a download manager.
if you were to try to download the links one by one, you'd never finish.
if you think you're up to the challenge, then techinfo.toyota is a wealth of information
once, i got a 1 day subscription to it for $10, and downloaded all the pdf files. then merged them all into chapters.
i see now they don't have 1 day subs. but 2 days for $15, and download all the manuals.
getting all the links requires a few shortcuts which involves mass pasting in notepad, then converting the ".htm" links to ".pdf". Then load them into a download manager.
if you were to try to download the links one by one, you'd never finish.
if you think you're up to the challenge, then techinfo.toyota is a wealth of information
techinfo.toyota.com
once, i got a 1 day subscription to it for $10, and downloaded all the pdf files. then merged them all into chapters.
i see now they don't have 1 day subs. but 2 days for $15, and download all the manuals.
getting all the links requires a few shortcuts which involves mass pasting in notepad, then converting the ".htm" links to ".pdf". Then load them into a download manager.
if you were to try to download the links one by one, you'd never finish.
if you think you're up to the challenge, then techinfo.toyota is a wealth of information
once, i got a 1 day subscription to it for $10, and downloaded all the pdf files. then merged them all into chapters.
i see now they don't have 1 day subs. but 2 days for $15, and download all the manuals.
getting all the links requires a few shortcuts which involves mass pasting in notepad, then converting the ".htm" links to ".pdf". Then load them into a download manager.
if you were to try to download the links one by one, you'd never finish.
if you think you're up to the challenge, then techinfo.toyota is a wealth of information
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the one I got was an HTML based set of files complete with index and hyperlinked diagrams. Not the same level of detail as the paper copies I have for our SC400, but overall very good and worth the $. Wiring diagrams and troubleshooting flowcharts alone make it worth it to me.
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