Re: [doc] manual

[Daniel Shane <daniel.shane@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I¹m not sure who now owns the copyright on them or if they are in the public
domain as there are lots of reproductions around.  Anyone on here know ?

If there in the public domain then I¹ll make my PDF version available and
post it on either here or on our website.

If you go to dmcnews and get the parts manual that is very good at showing
the order things come apart and go back in.

Dan
DMC Ltd.


On 30/12/05 19:31, "Daniel Howarth" <drseusse@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Martin. At the moment i have nothing. If i had even something, that would be
> good. Every time something goes wrong with my car i would like to know if
> its a job that i could handle or a job that i have to pay someone of your
> experience to do. I'm certainly not gonna go and takle anything i'm not sure
> of. This is why i would like a manual. It saves me having to pester fellow
> club members on a saturday afternoon. I also don't have anyone just down the
> road from me who has a delorean to come and help me. neither do i have
> masses of experience and a workshop or lots of money to give to some one to
> fix the problems. I know the manual is just a guide but the guys who wrote
> it know more than me. Rgds Dan 219 4986 Elanor
> 
> 
>> >From: Martin Gutkowski - DMC Ltd <martin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>> >Reply-To: doc-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> >To: doc-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> >Subject: Re: [doc] manual
>> >Date: Fri, 30 Dec 2005 18:50:47 +0000
>> >
>> >Hi Dan
>> >
>> >The workshop manual isn't massively useful in my experience, unless
>> >looking up specific things. The AC vent system vac routing for example,
>> >or how to refit the timing chains - very granular jobs. On "how things
>> >come apart", it's not brilliant, and doesn't give obvious ones like how
>> >to take the dashboard out! Quite often it tells you a really long way of
>> >doing things (driveshaft oil seals, removing door skins). Have you tried
>> >the tech section at www.dmcnews.com ? it's very good
>> >
>> >Martin
>> >
>> >Daniel Howarth wrote:
>> >
>>> > >Hi everyone. Happy Christmas to you all and if i don't wish it you before
>>> > >hand Happy New Year too. any way i was wondering if anyone might be able
>> >to
>>> > >point me in the direction of a workshop manual. I heard somewhere that
>>> > >someone had put one on a CD to put on your computer a while ago and was
>>> > >selling them. I need one either CD or printed one. Its just that i am
>> >fixing
>>> > >my Elly blindly by just taking things apart and putting em back together
>>> > >again or squinting at very small diagrams on the net and trying to make
>> >of
>>> > >it what i can. This works but i think i could save a lot of time if i had
>> >a
>>> > >book or CD to look at. Can anyone help me. I have money. Pleeeeease. Dan
>> >219
>>> > >vin 4986 Elanor.
>>> > >
>>> > >
>> >
>> >
> 
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