160 monza jr parts book

[tweaky beast]

does any one know where i can get a good copy of a parts book. Just the engine and electrics sections will do. cheers

[Snakeoil]

Go to the main page for this site and the parts manual is in the TECH section. It's a PDF file you can download.

regards,
Rob

[tweaky beast]

Thank you regards Andy

[tweaky beast]

tried to down load but won't work, is it me

[ducwiz]

Go to the main page for this site and the parts manual is in the TECH section. It's a PDF file you can download.

regards,
Rob

Rob,

sorry, but you're wrong, it is not a pdf, but a "cooliris" format, which is not supported anymore. Please read JimF's explanations http://www.motoscrubs.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=2144&p=16230&hilit=cooliris#p16230.

cheers Hans

[Snakeoil]

Oops. sorry. Did not notice that when I looked.

I have a digitized version. Not sure if it will go at an email attachment. Might be too big. I think I can post it on Facebook. I rarely go there. But did get a manual from a guy there years ago.

I'll check. Sorry for the error. I have downloaded the PDF files here and had forgotten about the cooliris thing.

regards,
Rob

[Snakeoil]

Check your PM's Tweaky.

Rob

[Jordan]

Does anyone know of a site that hosts really-truly free manuals?

[Snakeoil]

If Jim checks his PMs I have offered to give him a pdf version of the 160 parts book. Be patient.

Regards
Rob

[Jordan]

I should have been clearer. It's a general question that I jumped in with (sorry).
I'd like to find a website where manuals can be up- and down-loaded, with the least hassle and without money cost.
Search engines now seem to steer away from non-commercial manual sharing sites.
Ideally, a broad range of categories (including motorbikes) should be easy to navigate.