[sgrcltpunk]

i was thinking guys i know there alot of ford techs here and mechanics and everything i was wondering if there was a way to make a knowledge base or almost like a manual for the cars to show how to do this and that ...just a thought

[AtlanticBlue99]

Originally Posted by sgrcltpunk i was thinking guys i know there alot of ford techs here and mechanics and everything i was wondering if there was a way to make a knowledge base or almost like a manual for the cars to show how to do this and that ...just a thought

Though this would be a great idea, Haynes and Chilton already do a great job of that, and there are online PDFs for just about any maintenance or modification job.

Now, if you are talking about organizing a large database of manuals and installation guides for various vehicles/jobs, that would be a large task but would be lovely to have, granted we could get rights to compile the works.

[97GT4.6]

I think that this is a great idea. And that maybe if nothing else, we could put some of our write ups together for the main part of the sight.. maybe as an easy reference guide or something.

[Got Ford]

Originally Posted by AtlanticBlue99 Though this would be a great idea, Haynes and Chilton already do a great job of that, and there are online PDFs for just about any maintenance or modification job. Now, if you are talking about organizing a large database of manuals and installation guides for various vehicles/jobs, that would be a large task but would be lovely to have, granted we could get rights to compile the works.

like he stated, there is a lot of places online that do this. ie. mitchel *(dont know the website for it, but we use it at school and at my old work) alldata is another one i use to use at work and use all the time at school, the main problem is there really expensive, something like 2k a month to have unlimited use on it, but like $50.00 per use per car.

found the websites

Mitchell 1 - The First Choice of Automotive Professionals
ALLDATA - OEM Automotive Repair Information and Technical Service Bulletins

[AtlanticBlue99]

Originally Posted by Got Ford like he stated, there is a lot of places online that do this. ie. mitchel *(dont know the website for it, but we use it at school and at my old work) alldata is another one i use to use at work and use all the time at school, the main problem is there really expensive, something like 2k a month to have unlimited use on it, but like $50.00 per use per car. found the websites Mitchell 1 - The First Choice of Automotive Professionals ALLDATA - OEM Automotive Repair Information and Technical Service Bulletins

If we could get that material with respect to their copyrights and offer it for free, that would be great.

[sgrcltpunk]

you know i was thinking at least like 97gt4.6 said at least the writeups on here instead have having to look trough a billion pages of forum just look in the quick guide

i just think that this is something that would be beneficial

if this is done it would need to be a area where it is monitored so that it is only helpful documents

something of a tree like
+quick guide
+modular
+10+
+05-09
+99-04 maybe 2v and 4 v sections
+96-98
+5.oooohhhh (sorry had to do it)
+94-95
+85??-93
+v6
+05-09

well u get the pic