Has anyone found a source for a decent workshop/maintenance manual on CD or similar?
Just purchased one from ebay which promised to be all things from 99/06 and was all dated 2000 and about as much use as using a stick of rhubarb to do up a sump plug!
I know there is a lot of useful info here, and the Car Mechanics piece is better than the stuff I got today, but I do like something to refer to.
I do miss John Haynes, pity he never got to the Roadster.
Does not answer you question directly. But someone will be along to fill in the blanks.
@shnazzle I'm fairly sure there is an official means of accessing Toyotas own manual.
I know others have mentioned it, just not what the proper name/link is.
https://www.toyota-tech.eu/OnlineSubscriptions.aspx
Sign up for an account (free).
Then I just get a 3 GBP subscription for an hour of looking at files and saving as PDF for later use. which, from my understanding of theT&Cs is allowed, as long as you don't distribute
downloading for your own use later is within the T&C. With a reasonable internet connection I pulled the whole manual for under £10. It comes in pdf sections of a few pages each so I then spent some quiet winter nights with a pdf merge app!
Try this :
Mod: sorry can't allow that link.
That's essentially someone distributing the copyright content.
It's out there... But we can't be see distributing it for obvious legal reasons
Thanks guys, food for thought.
I managed to download something which I have called 'Repair Manual' on my own PC completely free of charge but that was several years ago. I can't remember the link (presume I shouldn't post it even if i did :-X ). It's in 22 sections and I recollect having to get each one individually. Is identical to the Service Manual (http://pages.intnet.mu/goinden/MR2/) on Spyderchat, though it's broken up in little subsections there.
shnazzle - my apologies, totally understand