406oc.co.uk

info guide on the Fap,

clicky,

http://www.autodiagnos.com/fileadmin/as ... _fap.4.pdf

merci boco, cest tres tres useful, although mon voiture cest nes pas contain le 2.2.
seriously its a handy bit of info, wheres this stuff coming from?

FarmerPug wrote:merci boco, cest tres tres useful, although mon voiture cest nes pas contain le 2.2.
seriously its a handy bit of info, wheres this stuff coming from?

its Easy too find mate,

just google?

FarmerPug wrote:just google?

thats how ifind them

ive been looking for an internet locker thingy to store things in Eg workshop manuals etc but carnt find one,
photo bucket dont work for sharing this sort of thing,

if icouid find a storage space id add a link to share some of the Goodies ive found, (peugeot 406 related stuff that is, )

Could you upload them onto the wiki. The upload file link is on the right, but you have to be logged in for it to work.

rwb wrote:Could you upload them onto the wiki. The upload file link is on the right, but you have to be logged in for it to work.

Idont think that wouid be a good idea,
Some of the stuff as C@pyight on them

I guess copyrighted stuff we can't do anything with, apart from link to it. It doesn't stop us downloading it to our own computers I guess, so long as we don't share it.

I've got no real issue with copying this sort of stuff onto the Knowledge Base but I want to be able to do it so it appears like the original, which I can't do with text and HTML don't work on here, as far as I know. Personally I hate pdfs but I've got nowhere to host them anyway. The only alternative seems to be hooooooge pictures...

To overcome the issue of copyrighting, someone read the material and preform the repair, take more photos, and rewrite the guide in their own words, then its original again. And could end up in the knowledge base.

FarmerPug wrote:To overcome the issue of copyrighting, someone read the material and preform the repair, take more photos, and rewrite the guide in their own words, then its original again. And could end up in the knowledge base.

Hmm thats a Very good idea,

Ive got a 1000 page manual wouid you kindly consider this task /.Mission ?

i suppose i could tackle the task. But on things like the drivers electric window fixing manual, i have read it, if i could get a broken unit out of the scrappies, i could do a repair and create one of my long winded guides on it.

FarmerPug wrote:i suppose i could tackle the task. But on things like the drivers electric window fixing manual, i have read it, if i could get a broken unit out of the scrappies, i could do a repair and create one of my long winded guides on it.

you, long winded, Farmer' never i dont believe you

lozz wrote:

FarmerPug wrote:To overcome the issue of copyrighting, someone read the material and preform the repair, take more photos, and rewrite the guide in their own words, then its original again. And could end up in the knowledge base.

Hmm thats a Very good idea,

Ive got a 1000 page manual wouid you kindly consider this task /.Mission ?

That's exactly how they make Haynes.

steve_earwig wrote:I guess copyrighted stuff we can't do anything with, apart from link to it. It doesn't stop us downloading it to our own computers I guess, so long as we don't share it.

I've got no real issue with copying this sort of stuff onto the Knowledge Base but I want to be able to do it so it appears like the original, which I can't do with text and HTML don't work on here, as far as I know. Personally I hate pdfs but I've got nowhere to host them anyway. The only alternative seems to be hooooooge pictures...

Ive just set up a Net space for storing stuff -it takes an Age too upload stuff but it seems to work,
it as a Free-space of 2gb Not Massive but Good Enough,

www.storegate.com

its totaly free too use also

Cheers for that, I'm just giving it a try now. You're right about slow but then everything is from here